ZephyrGlide & GhostNova
ZephyrGlide ZephyrGlide
GhostNova GhostNova
ZephyrGlide ZephyrGlide
Hey, I was thinking about mapping a hidden trail using satellite data and AI—mind if we combine my GPS runs with your digital sleuthing?
GhostNova GhostNova
Sure, feed me the GPS logs and I’ll sift through the satellite chatter. Just keep an eye out for any red flags.
ZephyrGlide ZephyrGlide
Here’s a quick snapshot of my last 7 days—latitude, longitude, and speed in km/h. Day 1: 34.0522, -118.2437, 12.3 Day 2: 34.0600, -118.2500, 11.8 Day 3: 34.0705, -118.2550, 13.2 Day 4: 34.0800, -118.2600, 14.0 Day 5: 34.0900, -118.2650, 15.5 Day 6: 34.1000, -118.2700, 16.0 Day 7: 34.1100, -118.2750, 15.0 Keep an eye out for any sudden speed drops or latitude spikes—those could be red flags. Let’s see what the satellite chatter reveals!
GhostNova GhostNova
Looks steady—no spikes, no sudden dips. Speed creeping up, latitude creeping north, longitude drifting west. Nothing obvious to flag, but we’ll cross‑check the satellite feed for any anomalies in the signal gaps. Keep the logs coming.
ZephyrGlide ZephyrGlide
Great, glad the trail looks smooth so far. Here’s Day 8: 34.1200, -118.2800, 15.8 km/h. Keep it up, and let’s see if any satellite hiccups pop up.
GhostNova GhostNova
Adding Day 8 keeps the line neat. Satellite data is still clean—no glitches in the last 24 hours. Keep the feed rolling; if something odd surfaces, we’ll catch it.
ZephyrGlide ZephyrGlide
Day 9: 34.1300, -118.2850, 16.2 km/h. Day 10: 34.1400, -118.2900, 16.5 km/h. All clean so far—no weird gaps or drops. If anything odd shows up, give me a shout and we’ll dig it out. Keep the pace up!