Can I record/capture multiple handshakes of multiple networks?

Like I just do

```sudo airodump-ng wlan0mon --band abg -o output_file``` (may not be the right syntax)

Can it just scan over all the networks and hopfully grab a handshake? Not targeting a wifi nor doing aireplay. Like I just wanna scan the wifis near me and just leave my laptop alone for a few days and maybe get a few handshakes. I also understand that I may not even get a handshake but its just the thought/theory of it that makes me want to know.

ESSID CHANNEL PWR

wifi_1 44 -30

Wifi_2 6 -60

Wifi_3 157 -80

Mainly asking or thinking this is a possibility because at some point when i did "airodump-ng wlan0mon -o output_file." After a bit it said found a handshake.

Sorry for this dumb question I am just curious.

Just editing for use cases and maybe pros and cons.

May be ideal in places that have many many networks nearby. May not be good if there is like 2 networks in range. Pro: Can just leave a laptop on for a few days and hopefully you would get multiple handshakes. Con. The Channel may change right before you get a handshake.

Extra: Starting to think it may not be possible. Like lets say you get 2 handshakes for ESSID Wifi_1 and ESSID Wifi_2. Which one would be cracked in ```aircrack output_file.cap -w words ``` Maybe not cause you also have to specify a bssid which you could find if you read the output_file.cap. I assume hashcat would have a stroke with a hccxpc (hashcats cap file) file when trying to read mutiple handshakes.