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Oh Thank you. I'm Astronomycast, Episode 739 Drones.

Welcome to Astronomycast, our weekly facts-based journey through the cosmos, where we help

you understand not only what we know, but how we know what we know.

I'm Fraser Kane.

I'm the publisher of the universe today.

With me, as always, is Dr. Pamela Gay, a senior scientist for the Planetary Science Institute

and the director of Cosmo Quest.

Hey, Pamela, how you doing?

I finally am on the other side of writing

two major proposals, being a co-eye on three other proposals and going to the AGU. And I feel

like I have stepped out of the uncharted wilderness, and it is now time to redie

my hair, and that did not happen before this episode. So if you're watching on YouTube,

you may laugh at my roots. Right. But you can now consider other things that aren't grant writing,

more grant writing, editing grants. Yes. Yes. No, that all sounds,

that all sounds fantastic. So, so we're here into the new year. We made it through 2024.

Now we're about to enjoy all of the wonder and suspense that 2025 has to offer us. But there's

something that I wanted to just take a second and make a bordering on a

plea, which is, you know, if you do a Google search now for anything, you will see this giant

block of artificial intelligence summary that sits up at the top of your page. And this is a way

for you to quickly get an answer thanks to Google. Now, of course, the raw material that

forms that summary comes from websites like mine, like CosmoQuest, right? And over the last,

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