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Even if they cannot get all the data back, I suppose they could do a preliminary analysis onboard and decide what to send back. It is, in a very broad sense, t
by thiagotomei 8y ago
Even if they cannot get all the data back, I suppose they could do a preliminary analysis onboard and decide what to send back.
It is, in a very broad sense, the same problem we have at the LHC. There is just too much data taken for the available storage and bandwidth.