Hey everybody this is Chris and this is jason and as you may be able to tell from the

audio quality jason is on the Skype this evening we are no longer in the same

room or i should say we're not in the same room right now i said no longer because we were in the same room right now. I said no longer because we were in the same

room last night when we originally tried to record this podcast but it didn't go

so well and so now we are trying to fill in the gaps this evening and release a complete

podcast episode for all you people all you find listeners.

You know what I think it was?

Tell me.

Last night at some point the International Space Station flew directly over Toronto.

And I don't know how often that happens, but I guess we should check and make sure that doesn't happen on podcast night.

Well, you did mention that to me last night and I went and looked at the path of the space station and if you follow

the path it looks like it flies directly over Toronto all the time like every couple of

hours as it goes around the planet.

Oh well not not every couple hours, probably every couple of days.

Well, no, when you, when you showed me that online graph of the space station,

it passed over Toronto. It was just past Toronto when we first looked at it and then less than an hour later

it was over Australia so it doesn't take that long to get around the planet well

but it's not in a geo like a complete orbit where it just flies over Toronto all the time it

changes right it moves okay I guess so it does it doesn't go in the same orbit all

the time no it goes over different parts of the earth I think it covers the whole

planet it

wanted a few points okay well that aside it's amazing how quickly we can get

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