Hello, this is Dr. Rod Tarter, and I've not been at Phil Hendry's studio.

You know, I work in Cloverdale at the Mountain Beddove Observatory,

and we have been involved in some fascinating discoveries

looking at the original, the Big Bang.

We see the radiation band for the Big Bang.

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Welcome, folks. It's the Phil Henry show here from the space coast in Florida, and we had a hell of a day today.

You've got a great story to tell.

I got a great story to tell. It's Monday.

And the weather out here, you know, in Florida town, man, has been, you know, it's been iffy.

Well, that hurricane bypassed us, which I think is great. We had, there was a hurricane out there in the Atlantic and the waves, you look at the waves behind me. That's what we've been looking at, man. Those are, I mean, I don't know. I'm not really a surfer, but what are you talking? like five, six, seven foot waves out there. They look like maybe seven footers out there.

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