Global Positioning System

That's funny.

I'm thinking about going from season two of the original, Lila stealing his Garmin GPS out of his car, versus now we're just tracking people on our phones.

Oh, and we did kind of run over this.

When they're having their diner moment, Dexter throws out like, hey, you know, since you're going to be out there, and he's saying it as a concerned father, like, hey, you're going to be on the beat.

VBAT, which is like a group three class drone, has to land in totally denied environments.

So you don't get GPS.

It has to land in crazy sea states because if you're fighting a war, You have to fly your mission, even if the weather is rough.

It has to land in the frigid Arctic North.

That rule had overrated how much grazing a kangaroo needs compared with a sheep, and measuring the animal's actual energy use cut the kangaroo's share to roughly half of what the rule allowed.

Later, free-living red kangaroos and sheep in an Australian rangeland were followed by GPS, while their energy use was tracked, and the kangaroos' field metabolism came to about 30% of the sheep's.

Part of that came from behaviour, since in that country the kangaroos travelled shorter distances.

The free-living figures matched earlier work inside an enclosure, which suggests the thrift belongs to the animals themselves.

What else are you doing beyond that? That's going to try and help and solve those, the situation.

everywhere.

So

That's right.

So about the technology of load management, how do high performance teams use GPS or accelerometers and biometric data to thread the needle between optimal training load and overload management? leading an injury

oh you're on the cutting edge with the question there daniel a lot of talk about load management these days particularly in basketball where sports teams are looking at the health of their players and deciding how should we distribute minutes, playing time, rest, recovery.

And I don't think anyone's found the perfect formula in partly because right.

First up, shareable activity and more in the news.

First up in geocaching and GPS news, there have been a number of release notes from Geocaching HQ.

So we're going to run through them and just to keep you informed.

So the first is about shareables.

And mine was through my dad.

He is a forester, retired now, but still loves being out in the forest.

With his job, he was using GPS devices.

And so he heard about geocaching and decided to take that up as a hobby.

Yeah, they didn't have

GPS.

Well, and also people weren't videoing at the party.

Thank God.

I personally am excited about the gravitational wave aspects, but there's a lot of technology that can be used for the efforts for things like the Moon to Mars effort.

So needing to know exactly where we are is GPS.

And so, you know, LISA is really going to be developing that technology.

The communication, laser communication, is going to be something that we'll need to have prepared.

And so all of these technological pieces, which have nothing to do with gravitational waves, are being developed and will be really useful for things that are our nation's priorities.

Wait a minute.

Did you just imply that you are on the cusp of technology that will give travel through the solar system the coordinate equivalent of what GPS does on Earth's surface.

So it'll be a solar system positioning system, not a global positioning system.