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You had a couple questions for me. This is a first on this podcast.

Usually I just offer up information even if people don't want to hear it. But I'm happy to answer any questions that I'm able to answer.

So I do a lot of visual astronomical observation, a lot of people on my podcast, listen to my

podcast also do it too.

So curious about a couple of your opinions as an expert, visual defects, artifacts,

are there ways to improve astronomical vision, are there ways to impair it? So first thing I want to ask you about is oxygen. We operate very high

altitudes for most observatories want to be above as much atmosphere as possible because that

absorbs light. Are there any tools or trainings or ways you can improve your physiology to be better as

an optical astronomical observer?

At high altitude?

Yeah.

I mean, there are certainly tools to feel less crappy when you get up there for the first

couple of days while you're trying to get, adjust your oxygenation,

right?

I mean, there's less air up there, right?

There, believe it or not, is solid evidence.

People will probably try and fight me on this, but I'd be happy to fight back with references,

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