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slash paracast so chris o'brien we haven't talked a lot about this lately this project this

ongoing project you've done setting up these webcams what's the status of that give us a

background please well we're we're streaming with our bay station camera we're waiting to these webcams. What's the status of that? Give us the background, please.

Well, we're streaming with our base station camera. We're waiting to get the All-Sky cam sent out

from California to the San Luis Valley. The All-Sky cam is a horizon-to-horizon 180-degree camera

that basically is set up almost like a fish eye lens to get the entire sky

in one one frame so it's like almost a panoramic view exactly oh wow it covers the whole sky like

a big punch bowl and our software designer andrew who was on the show with us briefly with Robert Hastings.

He's recently retired from Cisco and he's going to be establishing coordinate data on this all-sky cam.

It will detect upon motion and then that will turn on the record function for this first camera,

which will be the first of seven.

Of course, these things cost money, and it takes time to obviously program the code and do the kind of work that needs to be done.

Andrew has a bunch of stuff he is finishing up in his personal life, which will then

free him up to devote more time to the Skycam project.

But we've had a couple of interesting little things that have been seen,

you know, real time. I tried to capture one. There was a function in the administrative program

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