The article states: >"The capsule was not lost through cartoonish buffoonery, but through an almost cinematic series of events." It then goes on to state: >"

The article states: >"The capsule was not lost through cartoonish buffoonery, but through an almost cinematic series of events." It then goes on to state: >"Although the truck made the journey from Jan. 12 to Jan. 16, the capsule was not discovered to be missing until Jan. 25." and >"It was only when the box was unpacked for inspection for the first time on Jan. 25 that the capsule was discovered missing, he added." Doesn't that sequence of events constitute buffoonery though? I mean why wouldn't you inspect the contents on arrival given all the special attention paid to packing it for transport? Instead they waited 9 days after arrival before doing so?