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A strong cast episode 645 the future of the International Space Station. Welcome to a strong

Academy Cast for Weekly Fact Space during through the Cosmos where we help you understand

not only what we know, but how we know what we know. I'm Fraser Kane, I'm the publisher

of Universe Today and i've been a space astronomy journalist for over 20 years with me, as

always, as Dr Pamela Gay, a senior scientist for the Planetary Science Institute, and, the

Directive Cosmic Question.

So how to how do you do it?

I'm doing well.

How are you doing Fraser?

Good very good.

So how did your 그러면 calendar experience go?

I got to see them. It was complicated by lightning bugs that created sheer chaos because it was

sometimes hard to figure out was that a meteor or a lightning bug. But we saw them and at peak,

we were seeing one to three per five minutes, which is pretty good. They were a lot fainter than

the land. It's back in 1998 and that made me sad. But I went camping at a dark site and I have

no regrets. And somewhere in southern Illinois is a raccoon that stole an entire brat worst.

Oh, good on you, raccoon. We were clouded and rained out. So no luck. But there was a few

sucker holes we tried, but it also was dark. It gets dark very late here in the summer now, like not

until almost 11 o'clock. And so there was like a tiny little gaps in the cloud, but we couldn't

really see anything. And we're like, and I wasn't seeing people freaking out on Twitter about

it being a full on storm. So we called it. But hopefully the Perseids will, will better entertain us.

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