I'm on shift, but I have nothing to do. Really nothing: we're in that weird time-phasing mode again, where Earth and Mars times don't align very well for our purposes. As a result, this is a restricted sol, meaning the rover planners have nothing to do. It's all remote science -- taking pictures and MTES observations. No driving, no IDD.
I take the opportunity to catch up on random backlogged junk -- reading email, updating some scripts, you name it. If every day were this interesting, I'd shoot myself.
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- Scott Maxwell
- At night, there's a small red light in the sky. On that light lives four hundred pounds of thinking metal sent from Earth. I tell that metal what to do, and it does it.
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