Hey, okay, I promise I'll keep this debrief short. So I just had my date with the Bumble

guy, so cute. He surprised me with tickets to see this band I love. Then he got us a spot at the front

so I could actually see. It was amazing you know like I really felt good vibes.

Oh and he sent me a let me know when you get home message. That makes him really hot.

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I'm John Bachelor with my colleague Bob Zimmerman in years end.

We're looking at ingenuity, the great success of ingenuity the flying toaster on the

surface of Mars the ingenuity engineers celebrate them and what have they learned

Bob? Yes they did a really nice long essay which I linked to on Behind the Black describing

what they have been doing to learn how to fly on Maws more effectively.

In the context of this, I should just add that engineering is completed at 69 flight successfully,

and they've now listed the flight plan for its 70th flight, which would happen over the weekend and so this is just

wrong but what they've learned is this over the last like 30 flights what they've

been doing is trying to speed the helicopter up so that it can go farther in less time while in the

air.

What they found is that going faster, going up faster and traveling higher and traveling faster across the ground allows them to get

farther in less time which saves energy and equipment.

And so they've been testing that.

They've been pushing their envelopes steadily

over the last 30 flights very successfully.

And so that's what they've mainly learned.

And this is knowledge engineering wise which will

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