Yeah, it'll come back and it'll burn up. So the most important thing is don't make any more junk. That's, like, the best thing we can do. And we're getting much smarter. Like, at SpaceX, we take our second stages and all of our NASA missions, and after it, after we it's accomplished its mission, we keep enough gas in the tank to burn the engine one more time and bring it back in one piece so it doesn't blow up and dismiss and cause more junk. Whenever we do anti satellite tests, though China did one relatively recently, and we've done them in the past, those are like the worst because they create giant clouds of junk, and we still have to live with that.