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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So last week, I think, was one of our best episodes ever, but we're not getting a super amount of comments on it.

Don't people want to find new ways to do UFO research? I don't know. It's hard to figure. Usually the

ones that generate all the responses are the controversial ones that people have a bone to pick.

If it's a good episode, people just kind of nod their heads and don't have anything to say.

What can you do?

Like today will be a great show with Chase.

She's quite a little powerhouse.

You know, she's real grounded, so it'll be interesting to see the kind of response we get from today's show.

Now, you've been in touch with Dave Coat,

correct, about his project, which of, is to put a low orbit satellite

CubeSat for detecting UFOs.

And you're talking to him about them, the software, particularly because you've had problems

with the San Luis Valley project over the software.

Yeah.

You know, I've kind of explained a couple times here on past shows that we have a team of post-graduate

students in Italy that have been working, the NGRIP team, has been working 10 months on the

software and they've pretty much dialed it in for nighttime, but, you know, we're having

problems with separating ground clutter, other types of objects.

Like if they're following something that's fairly close to the ground and a car drives by,

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