articulated off the edge of that.

So collectively, once again, it's kind of telling a story.

When we were looking at the objects of interest and areas of interest section of the book, I think I had this up there as the hero image for objects of interest.

And I consider this one object.

It's complex geometry.

Where it messes with the mind for me is that I'm looking at this highlight that comes across the whole thing like this, and it happens to come way over here by this kind of squarish-looking crater area.

And I don't think that's part of...

I think is awesome and also I just have to say like you opening up that book and and showing it I was like this is the best design moon book I've ever seen like you know I'm a graphic designer I'm pretty sensitive to those things and I would love to have that so.

Now, can you tell me, I mean, like what's the scale here in reality on the moon, if this were some type of structure?

Oh, I hate that subject, but it's really hard to determine because the measuring tool that you can use is the Linear Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera's ACT QuickMap.

The high resolution imagery is patchy, not always everywhere that you're looking.

And depending on the lighting, you may not even really see this.

And when you do, you can get an idea of the scale.

I'm going to guess, I don't even want to guess.

I usually don't go there because scale to me is not a determiner of what I'm after.

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