... bulk reveal.

Yeah.

So, as you mentioned, this was definitely all very intentional and part of the plan, six-month mark out from the mission, um, to have the first big data release.

If they're not done, this isn't it.

Um, but I think, I think a big reason for that, um, is because, you know, NASA is a public government agency, and they have a legal obligation to share the data they collect with the public.

Um, and so as part of this mission they set this timeline so that they had this intention, they had this plan to reveal the data cohesively.

Um, I don't think they expected the general public to tune into their five-hour long presentation and briefing.

What are they gonna do? What's the science? And is there a chance they fly it without landers or do they just slip until they're ready?

... bulk reveal.

Yeah, so as you mentioned, this was definitely all very intentional and part of the plan six-month mark out from the mission, um, to have the first big data release.

If they're not done, this isn't it.

Um, but I think, I think a big reason for that, um, is because, you know, NASA is a public government agency and they have a legal obligation to share the data they collect with the public.

Um, and so as part of this mission, they set this timeline so that they had this intention, they had this plan to reveal the data cohesively.

Um, I don't think they expected the general public to tune into their five-hour long presentation and briefing.

Um, but I think that it also took all of this time because while things like photos or annotations can just be uploaded and that's kind of, uh, simple data to put together, um, it was more than that.

What are they gonna do? What's the science? And is there a chance they'd fly it without landers, or do they just slip until they're ready?

... bulk reveal.

Yeah.

So, as you mentioned, this was definitely all very intentional and part of the plan six-month mark out from the mission, um, to have the first big data release.

If they're not done, this isn't it.

Um, but I think, I think a big reason for that, um, is because, you know, NASA is a public government agency, and they have a legal obligation to share the data they collect with the public.

Um, and so as part of this mission they set this timeline so that they had this intention, they had this plan to reveal the data cohesively.

Um, I don't think they expected the general public to tune into their five-hour long presentation and debriefing.

What are they gonna do? What's the science and is there a chance they'd fly it without landers or do they just slip until they're ready?

... bulk reveal.

Yeah, so as you mentioned, this was definitely all very intentional and part of the plan, six-month mark out from the mission, um, to have the first big data release.

If they're not done, this isn't it.

Um, but I think, I think a big reason for that, um, is because, you know, NASA is a public government agency and they have a legal obligation to share the data they collect with the public.

Um, and so as part of this mission they set this timeline so that they had this intention, they had this plan to reveal the data cohesively.

Um, I don't think they expected the general public to tune in to their five-hour long presentation and briefing.

Um, but I think that it also took all of this time because while things like photos or annotations can just be uploaded and that's kind of simple data to put together, um, it was more than that.

What are they gonna do? What's the science and is there a chance they fly it without landers or do they just slip until they're ready?

Let me hear it.

He went out on a spacewalk and he was like, oh, something's weird.

There's like little globs of water floating in my mask.

And, you know, they're all talking.

Hey, what's going on? Mission Control, the other astronauts.

And they're like, oh, well, your drink pouch probably like, you know, slipped or something.

And he's like, I drank my drink pouch.

So it