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Two questions about different scanners; 1) When you use KerbNet on some of the more advanced probe cores, they have the ability to detect anomalies. How do the mechanics of this work? Is there a one off chance of detecting an anomaly the first time you fly over or land in a new biome or does KerbNet recheck on each orbit/touch down? 2) I've been using a Surface Scanner to keep track of my position on my Mun Rover as it travels towards the South Pole. The display looks something like - Biome: Highlands, Lat 63.484 S [-1.108 N] Lon 140.008 E [2.444 E] . . . . . . What do the figures in the square brackets after the Lat and Lon mean?
