We squeezed a lot of good science observations into the Sol 88 plan, and I'm happy with it.
We squeezed a lot of good science observations into the Sol 88 plan, and I'm happy with it. There were a lot of conflicting requests from the science theme groups, but we got most of them into the plan, including both arm and remote sensing activities. The only instrument that will not be acquiring new data is CheMin. I'm getting more used to the compressed tactical schedule and the tools we need to enable remote operations. So is the rest of the operations team, which is good because most of the science team will be leaving JPL next week.
Written by Ken Herkenhoff, Planetary Geologist at USGS Astrogeology Science Center
