well you talk about getting the dividends back, when can we expect the first pictures to come back from it? great question. as you mentioned in your introduction, right now what the observatory is doing, now that it has undergone this great unfolding, now the observatory is basically learning how to focus properly. so it's getting all of the different elements in place to be able to take really crisp images. so this observatory will be detecting thermal radiation, so things that are hot, like you and i, and stars, as you mentioned, planets and neutron stars and galaxies. so we'll expect those images to come crisp over the next few months and really then there'll be a stage of testing and making sure that we can actually accomplish the kinds of imaging and spectroscopy we're excited about, and maybe the first scientific data will start coming in in 4—6 months' time. now for a doggy tale of international travel with a difference. munchkin was a bali street dog until natasha corbin and herfiance david daynes came across the puppy