Caught offside with Andrew Gunling and J.J. Devani.

Oh yes, caught offside from just outside of New York City from an apartment in Brooklyn, New York, Andrew Gunling,

J.J. Devaney.

What's up, brother?

There's a supermoon tonight, Andrew.

Yeah.

And above and to the right, you can see Saturn quite clearly.

Oh, is that right?

Yeah.

I saw the the supermoon.

Yeah, it's pretty impressive.

After this podcast I'm going to go up on the roof on the roof of our building and I'm going to go up on the roof of our building and I'm going to stare at it for a little bit.

Can you do that in Brooklyn? I mean I would think that like the light pollution would make it so it's not really

you can't really see the sky. No, that's the night time sky in New York City.

Even where I live I'm like you know a little little bit north, it's hard for me to see it.

Well, why are you slagging off my neighborhood right away having to go?

First of all, there's a different that's slagging off your neighborhood. So I'm criticizing Brooklyn because because you know what?

Apologies Brooklyn.

I didn't realize that the astronomers of Brooklyn

would be hurt by that. And that's why and that's why and that's why

because that's why you staying off social media hurts your knowledge in your brain tang because a video that went

viral was of a guy who is up and down 9th Street, which is the street I live on, and it went viral the other day he was literally in the middle of the road with his telescope showing people Saturn because it's obviously visible for at this time a year for just is there and you can see it and you can see it from Brooklyn and he's on the street.

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