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On Fri, 8 Mar 2019 17:22:23 -0800 (PST), RichA
wrote: On Thursday, 7 March 2019 17:49:50 UTC-5, Davoud wrote: RichA: Ever dig in soil and hit a rock? Seems NASA didn't expect it. Pretty stupid. Chris L Peterson: First of all, NASA didn't design this probe. Second, it was entirely expected that the probe could hit something that would slow it down or that it couldn't get through. Making the probe retractable and repositionable was not a practical option. Has it occurred to you that what the probe hit was not a rock at all, but RichA's "brain," frozen and fossilized these billions of years? I'm not one the with a $$$$$$ probe that's stuck. Whatsamatter? Would adding some COST to the thing to make it work more flexibly have taken away money from the ISS?? Adding another 100 million or so would price the entire mission out of the Discover Program. It wouldn't even have happened. |
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