.After wrapping up the targeted and connect with scientific research, our team prepare to drive. As the science staff had opportunity to look a little bit more at the data accumulated in that area, they uncovered this aim at that was worth going back for. We are steering back to the region of the white colored stones to accomplish even more contact science on rocks that appear similar to the elemental sulfur our team found previously this year. Preparing ahead of time, I reached scout this drive on Friday, setting out the best path and also searching for auto parking areas that were both good for communications and also for carrying out call scientific research. The target "Lamb Spring" has to do with fifty gauges (about 164 feets) to the northeast, which makes the ride a problem-- the resolution of our imagery at that variation makes it more difficult to identify these little stones. Our team do have definitely excellent image resolution during that path, and also the landscapes isn't incredibly scary, so the Rover Planners are actually heading to try to produce it in one drive. During the course of the drive, we are going to be taking a MARDI "pathway" movie (a collection of pictures looking below the wanderer for the whole span of the disk), which will definitely aid document the network. On the second sol of the program, our team carry out some extra atmospheric as well as untargeted science. Our company have a Navcam suprahorizon film (looking at the crater rim to evaluate dust in the environment) as well as a dust adversary motion picture. Our experts also have a ChemCam AEGIS monitoring, where the rover is going to autonomously select an intended to graphic. Overnight, CheMin does an "vacant cell" evaluation to confirm that the system is cleaned out and prepared for the upcoming testing initiative.