00:10My husband is new and new
00:11He can't look up
00:13You're new
00:18We're new
00:19My husband is new
00:23Let me know
00:24He looks good
00:25The line the air is
00:28I don't know, let's get started.
00:30Wait, let's get out of here.
00:32So you need epsilon.
00:35So let's get started.
00:37Did you and everyone?
00:48Yeah.
00:50It was going to be a lot to say.
00:53It was all the time.
01:22The
01:22objective of this field test is to train the
01:25people in the control center in Turin in Italy to operate the rover as if it was on Mars.
01:32So we are simulating in what we call an analog site that looks as close as possible to Mars
01:40for the operator in the control center to operate this rover as if it was on Mars.
01:51The objective is to go to Mars obviously to drive a little bit but the main objective
01:55is to do science so the rover hasn't been optimized to drive fast and efficiently it
02:01has been designed to drive long distances in a safe way to get to where we want to do science.
02:10The
02:13communication between Earth and Mars can be quite long up to 45 minutes so we cannot
02:19joystick it over basically we want the rover to be able to drive from point A to point B
02:22long distances up to 60-70 meters a day in an autonomous way sometimes in places we
02:29cannot see from the starting point.
02:34So
02:45so
