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<h1>Jazz Rhythm & Repairs</h1>
<p>Like Miles Davis knowing when to lay back on the horn, good repairs follow a steady groove. Listen to the joint before you cut. Feel the resistance before you tighten. Same discipline that keeps a big band tight scales to any habitat duct or rover actuator.</p>
<h2>Core Groove Tips</h2>
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<li>Start with the beat: visual inspection every 14 weeks</li>
<li>Call and response: test after each fix</li>
<li>Ensemble check: involve a second set of eyes</li>
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<p>These habits turn strangers into neighbors—whether around a Roseville table or planning for Mars. Keep the rhythm going.</p>
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