When I was thinking about doing the Aztec project, I kept going back and forth because this was before I had really, really, really had got a good understanding of the 1948 Aztec, New Mexico crash retrieval.
You know, do I buy William Steinman's $300 book on Aztec?
And the exact second I went to is Ross saying, oh yeah, Nat Kobitz told me that, you know, Aztec was a real crash.
And, you know, so far it led to extremely fruitful things with Aztec and Ed.
And so, you know, if you come to, uh, you know, I'd mentioned Aztec to Bob, the crash and, and at first he's like, oh yeah, John talked about that.
And I was like, well, I think Aztec happened, you know, and I started going into details and showing him Simon's work and, and, you know, uh, Scully's work and all of this.
I think Aztec is number one.
Aztec is only because I think I've researched that one more than any other crash.
And according to drew similar to the Aztec case, it was a new experimental radar system,
Uh, I will say no Aztec just because, you know, I've devoted so much time to that already.
And I'll, I'll, I'll, I say, I do think that was a real, you've moved on from Aztec.
So I'm going to take out Aztec.