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You're listening to the Downbeat on ninety
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action at seven or we will have
a few things. I don't love that

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Donnie Nelson and the MAVs. That
thing's going to trial in December. Also,

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we have to talk about the Mankini
equestrian. We were talking about more

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ad a lot in the break.
For some reason, we're very global show

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today. Uh I have a man
Keeni Olympics update at seven that is phenomenal.

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Seven will be fun and we'll update
the snl BET there as well.

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Bright out time for this. Everyone
says this song at one point five is

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wake up you sleepy? That's great
time to get some people listen to some

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one point five. This song is
fire at one point five. One person

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said that many many it's four.
It's probably it's more than one. I

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wonder if it's a trend. I
wonder if that affects any type of I

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don't know. I hey, when
it comes you listen to one five speed

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if that changes things. I just
want to do the simplest amounts of visibility.

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All right, Well on your way, what's up. We're gonna try

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to keep Kevin interested in this segment
by playing this is a bad no,

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don't do that because we we're talking
satellites. If this goes forever, we

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can't podcast it, so let's just
turn it down. I'm in though,

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on your reference, sick reference.
All right, there's a bunch of satellite

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news. Danny has the first one. I will have the million dollar answer.

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How many active satellites are circling the
globe right now? Get a number

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locked in your head. But one
of them, I guess, is up

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there right now, and in about
four hours, this thing's going to be

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plummeting to Terra FIRMA. Yeah,
there is a dead European Space Agency satellite

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and it is called European Remote Sensing
to ERS two as we will refer to

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it from this point forward in this
coverage. The satellite was launched almost thirty

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years ago, and what it was
doing was testing some doing data collection on

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climate change and things of that nature, just kind of a you know,

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scientific research type satellite, and it
got decommissioned or retired as they call it,

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in twenty eleven. So since then, things forever. But it's taken

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thirteen years to gradually make its way
back to Earth, and they are predicting

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that this satellite will re enter the
Earth Earth's atmosphere at ten thirty two am

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Our Time, Central Central Time,
ten thirty two am, so a little

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less than four hours from now.
Now, it does say there is a

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window of a four and a half
hours give or take all. Right,

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so this could be happening right now. Oh, this could be happening later

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this evening or earlier this evening.
Are you looking outside a frantically searching a

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satellite tracker? Yeah, why don't
they have Okay, they just don't know

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where, So it's lowering, lowering, and then who knows when it is?

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Well yeah, yeah, so the
uncertainty they don't know, they can't

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pinpoint an exact time when it will. It will not only re enter,

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but land on the Earth's surface.
It's primarily due to the influence of unpred

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unpredictable solar activity. And what this
does is it affects the density of the

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Earth's atmosphere. Therefore the variable drag
that the satellite experiences. There's no way

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to account for a window smaller than
four and a half hours either way.

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So you've got about a nine hour
window between pretty much now and what maybe

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four or five o'clock this afternoon,
where this thing or pieces of this thing

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will hit. Now, what will
happen, though, is about fifty miles

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above the Earth's surface. The vast
majority of the satellite is going to burn

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up upon re entry into the atmosphere. Some fragments, though, could make

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it to Earth, but they will
likely fall into the ocean. They're saying

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that some a human being getting hit
by a piece of this satellite is one

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in a billion. Those are the
odds of a human being getting hit by

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a piece of this satellite, because
that's keep us calm today. Maybe ah,

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Yes, in all likelihood, the
whole thing's just going to burn up

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when it comes into fifty miles north, fifty miles away from the Earth's surface.

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But they are saying that there is
a chance that some fragments will in

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fact make it to the surface of
the Earth. The largest fragment that could

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land on us would weigh around be
about the size of Megan Fox one.

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Megan Fox one, Megan Fox about
one hundred and fifteen pounds A way to

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go. Ouch, what are you
doing? Boyfriend's got weird tats? I

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sit jj this link on the TV
there for you guys, we have a

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trackw so this is a launch print
pad tracker here for that's cool. Yeah,

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but Kevin, you're getting this information
from another satellite. Oh damn.

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And this is the kind of crap
you don't think about. And that's why

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you're lucky I'm here. There's so
many soles. Okay, hold on,

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if it goes on that blue line, yeah, it could be coming right

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for us right now. Yeah,
re entry countdowns at three hours and eight

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minutes. But again that's just an
estimate, right plus minus. Yeah,

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Like, it's almost through the part
where you're like, oh, it's gonna

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land in the Pacific Ocean. It's
almost through that part, and it's coming

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for the United States. The commonal
US is in its in its flight path

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or it's whatever you want to call
that. It's it's a target zone which

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goes through Canada up into what I
believe is Greenland, and then boy,

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it just bisects Africa. Yeah,
it all comes straight through Europe and Europe

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and Africa and then down south to
uh Antarctica. They have a poll question

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on the on the chat on the
side, where do you think it will

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crash a the ocean B north or
south? America see Europe, Africa,

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d Asian or the Yeah. Asia, I'll say North America just for on

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picking the ocean that's the is the
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of area on the planet. So
yes, i'd say that it'll land in

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the drink. A couple of little
quick fun facts. I did say that

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talked about a little bit about what
this satellite does. It takes pictures.

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Oh no, no, no,
it collects. I'm sorry, I was

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on the wrong page. So sixteen
year life was. It was retired in

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twenty eleven, and the r S
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Earth's atmosphere, and along with its
older sister RS one, it used in

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an imaging, synthetic aperture radar whatever. It just looks at weather and and

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climate change and stuff like that.
All right, well, stay vigilant listener.

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Hopefully a Manuel's not on that plane
now. When the same disintegrates when

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it gets close to the Earth's surface
about fifty miles out, it's just going

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to add to orbital space junk,
which there is a ton of about a

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half a million marble sized objects are
currently in orbit. There are more than

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one hundred million objects one millimeter or
smaller, and another twenty five objects.

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Twenty five thousand objects are bigger than
ten centimeters. Now, that may not

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seem like a lot, but they
can cause a pretty significant amount of damage

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on other spacecraft. The reason being
is the average impact speed of one of

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these pieces of space junk is usually
twenty two thousand miles per hour. There's

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a Santa Arcle today saying thirty thousand
objects bigger than a softball. Damn,

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thirty thousand objects are just hurtling a
few hundred miles above Earth ten times faster

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than a bullet. So tiny objects
can just shred metal on a spacecraft.

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You know fast that is. We
can't even comprehend the times fastable space.

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It's amazing and see it, so
you don't think about it. You're just

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there. I'm guilty of this too, But I think everyone is a little

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bit. It's like we think we
know it all sometimes. You know,

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I know, I know, I
know, you say everything that you know,

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you know everything right when it comes
like feelings that I have about things,

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that's certain, like give a little
hunch towards things right about that,

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But like like in general, like
how often times how many times a day.

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Do we say I know we know
nothing? No, we don't nothing.

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That's the funny thing about human beings. We know absolutely nothing to to

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certainty, No, we don't.
But we think we know a lot.

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We believe, we believe things,
but we know nothing. All right,

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John Snow, how many satellites active
satellite as of January of this year?

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One of my favorite websites, it's
a satellite tracking website or amster orbiting.

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Now, how many active satellites are
in various Earth's orbits right now? My

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guest that I wrote down off the
tip is nineteen point five million, Danny,

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nineteen point five million satellites like things
that we've put into orbit. Yeah,

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nineteen million, Yeah, nineteen million, you're kidding. I sent up

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a PlayStation one see if Pluto was
real or not? How about ten thousand?

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Let me do some quick quick math. Is closer? He's closest to

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the pen eight three hundred and seventy
seven activities. That's a horse crab,

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really, I mean, we would
have to have we need more satellites up

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there, like every launch would have
to have two hundred and fifty thousand satellites

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on it. Every day since we
started launching satellites in what the late fifties?

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What was Sputnik was? What was
that nineteen fifty nine or sixty or

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whatever. So in sixty years,
sixty plus years, we would have to

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be launching how many a day,
Mikey? How many did you say?

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Twenty two million? Yeah? Oh
my god, I just got an email

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from NASA saying that they've chosen someone
else for the job. Just refreshed right

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now. Yeah, damn it.
So there's another satellite story that was just

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gonna be a tour guide. Yes, yeah, you can't even get your

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TMS job back. Damn Moving to
Houston. It's got a light about this

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number of satellites up there. He's
going to live in that hotel he stayed

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at for the ALCLS, next to
the dog. So we didn't intend this.

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By at eight o'clock, we are
doing a story on Navalney and his

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murder in a Russian prison alleged,
which is just fascinating, great documentary when

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we're talking about that. So we
didn't mean today to be Russia. But

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there is a story I read about
a Russian weapon that uh is designed to

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disable thousands of satellites at once,
that like the US government has talked about

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today or yesterday, like as it's
essentially a nuclear space weapon. It is

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not made to hurt humans, you
know, directly, but it is designed

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to go up in space and blow
and annihilate, like I said, thousands

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of satellites at a time, which
would be brutal for obviously you know,

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US and world military and government concerns, but I mean everything cell phones,

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Internet, everything, Netflix. Yeah, it could impact your streamings. And

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this is like a big thing now. They're like, god, you know,

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it's funny. Among the things I
read, they said, among other

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things, this would be a violation
of the nineteen sixty seven Outer Space Treaty.

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What I'm like, keep talking sixty
seven dang and the uh. The

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one quote about the nineteen sixty seven
Outer Space Treatise is the one inviolable law

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and conscious and consensus agreed to an
international space law. The one thing we

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agreed to do not place nuclear weapons
in orbit on the Moon or on celestial

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bodies. Like in nineteen sixty seven. They're like, all right, we

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can do this. We can get
up there, we can get up there.

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Let's do a lot, man,
we can help a lot of people.

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No, nukes on the moon.
But they did this in sixty seven.

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That was two years away from US
landing on the Moon. Yeah.

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Yeah, because I mean it's just
the wild west of that, and so

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we should make some agreements here.
Let's go no nuke, don't blow up

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the moon. God, we agree. Is this thing? Has this been

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launched? No, it's apparently not
launched, but I guess they have the

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capability. You know, how this
goes, You always get the whispers of

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the weapon is under development, not
yet in orbit. That's when they had

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that like urgent press conference last week, and it was very vague though,

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because they they kind of mentioned it, but they were like, it's not

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a threat now, not a threat
now, but it will be right,

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they say this this weapon would cross
a dangerous rubicon in the history of nuclear

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weapons and could cause extreme disruptions to
everyday life in ways that are difficult to

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predict. Generally known by military space
experts as a nuclear emp electrobemagnetic pulse,

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and would create a pulsive energy and
a flood of highly charged particles that would

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tear through the space to disrupt all
these satellites winging around Earth, eight thousand

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plus of them, not nineteen million
man. We talk, you know,

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over the years, a big concern
when it comes to a different type of

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warfarees, you know, shutting down
the electrical grids and compromising our water supplies

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and things like that. But you
really want to send the world into a

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tizzy yep, knock out all the
satellites and see how far that gets you,

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right, And that's what we don't. You don't think about that,

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how reliant you are on it,
and reliant air conditioning, so I rely

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on of course what for heating and
air conditioning. Okay, but yeah,

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you don't think about it. But
that's smart. And you know Russia was

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like, we're sick of them looking
at everything from space. So it's just

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a plant of boot. Knock out
some American spy satellites and imagine, okay,

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so what I say, eighty six
eighty six hundred satellites, whatever it

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is, how many of you know
about or don't know about it? I

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mean, that's a tracking site that
tracks the literal things rotating, so they

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know about how many are up there, but what they're used for and what

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percentage of those are for surveillance,
surveillance, you know, it's just it

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just goes to whether you know what
they could just this thing could just be

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a piece of metal that does nothing. But if they say that's what it

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is, we do not take them
seriously. They're not going to allow any

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type of independent you know, investigators
or researchers to go in there and kind

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of do inventory of this stuff and
file a report. Yeah that's real.

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They've got plutonium on these satellites.
They are gonna be. They could just

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say it, and just by saying
it, because of who they are,

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it just instills more fear. Yeah, you know that if we mess with

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Russia, Okay, we got the
nuclear satellite, you want us to knock

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out HBO max and and all of
your internets for you know, we can

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target certain satellites that provide these services
to certain countries. And it's probably rooted

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in because of the Ukrainian conflict that
Starlink provides all the Internet to Ukraine,

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and Russia's like, I'm sick of
this Starlink Internet, So speed round this

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thing and get it up there.
And I guess they can try to blow

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clusters of satellites and not just any
satellite or all satellites. I mean,

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they're obviously not gonna do that,
but they're gonna ruin their own satellites as

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well. I'm excited for you to
watch Oppenheimer mic Diamic because it's very I

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mean, it's kind of reminds me
of that I remind you of doctor Oppenheimer.

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I know, the story reminds me
of well, yeah, you have

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the IQ ah yeah, okay,
I know you understand. I can't see

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that. Do you feel me on
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of like talking about, well,
you're because he's some of his students were,

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you know, not from America.
So they're like, well, you

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taught some of your students how to
do this, you are at fault.

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And he's like, well they were. I wasn't thinking about it like that,

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Like we were all on the same
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this stuff. You know, look, when you were doing the president presidential

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uh that was it, the presidential
explosion, Yeah, last couple of days,

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and you were reading some of the
campaign barbs that were being tossed at

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one another back at the turn of
the last century and prior to that.

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I mean, some of the stuff
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the campaign trail was more scathing than
anything you could imagine from Trump, who

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says anything he wants, And it
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you take a step back and put
it all into perspective. I think every

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generation just goes through this stuff.
You know, we dealt with, you

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know, the Cold War and the
nuclear crisis, and the fear of US

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stocking up armaments from you know,
the United States, Russia, other countries

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getting their more more unstable countries getting
their hands on stuff North Korea, and

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we just kind of live in this
cyclical fear that the world is going to

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end. And I think our best
chance is that we all hope that we

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are just not the generation or in
our lifetimes are the ones that see the

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world said it, Yeah, it
also figured Kevo delivery. It was like,

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f men, well it's okay that
it ain't going to affect me.

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Definitely, all all on board with
planet's safe there for sure, But I

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said, it's not going to affect
me. So people think like when they're

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like when people talk about big changes
to uh, protecting the environment and the

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planet. But going with what I
was saying, it's also, well,

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we're all going to die anyway.
We're at the near of you know,

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we're at the brink of yeah,
total global destruction at the hands of you

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know, superpowers. Why do I
need to care about some you know,

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seal or an ice cap? And
how much do you did you care until

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you had Malcolm? You know,
because you're like Josh is thirty. Now

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he can handle it. I care
a little. I don't have kids,

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and I care. I care too. I just wonder if there's people out

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there who kind of don't at all. A lot there's a lot that don't

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even they also, how do you
stop some of these things? They don't

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die everywhere, They don't think about
it enough to make a decision whether to

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care or not. Always lovel of
business or like to our carbon footprint,

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we're offsetting this many. I'm like, Okay, you don't have to put

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it that way. You're still spending
a lot of money damaging the planet too.

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This is not a planet crusader money
either. It's just what you're saying.

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God, they got real deep this
segment, didn't it? Not that

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deep? We're talking about the unknown
future. We were talking about satellites.

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Yeah, on one's coming to Earth
and one is possibly leaving to space.

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The other satellites. We are inside
of three hours until re entry for the

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e R S two uncontrolled re entry. Uh. Every person hearing this could

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it could land on your head,
Megan Fox, could land on your head.

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Yeah, just straight down right on
your head, full weight. Yeah

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yeah, all right, bam bam. Did you see the machine gun Kelly

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tattoo? Oh yeah, I did
that. Showed it to Mikey too.

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What do you do? He just
went full black upper body. Yeah,

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yeah, pretty much. Yeah,
which he's offensive. It is a color

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that he went with. I don't
understand. It's a lot that would have

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hurt. That tattoo would have hurt. He's just covering bad tattoos, right,

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because it is like it looks like
he's wearing a seventies cut off shirt,

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a long sleeve black cutoff shirt.
Looks like he got painted. That's

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all just black. It's weird.
I don't think he's as interesting as he

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thinks he is. No, he's
not, but maybe he is. I

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don't know. Man, the machine
gun, he's a cool thing. He

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had a cool thing happened to him
on stage one time here in town.

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To talk about it, all right, let's move on. Good job thirty

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two percent of Americans have a tattoo, Are you sure? Nineteen minutes not

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nineteen million satellites up there, very
nineteen million under ten thousand. We shall

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track this satellite all morning for you. Well, we're gonna keep you very,

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very safe. Kevin, come up
next, I'd like to update our

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SNL bet we have points on the
board. Oh oh, and and guys,

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this is the weirdest way to get
kicked out of the Olympics. Next

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on ninety seven one, the Free