Saturation might have worked, actually. > the main computer interprets the data as real navigation data and considers it as an indication that the rocket is wi

Saturation might have worked, actually. > the main computer interprets the data as real navigation data and considers it as an indication that the rocket is wildly off-course Not clear what sort of magnitudes we are talking about but saturation could have worked here and avoided the problem. But an exception handler could've helped too. > The code wasn’t necessary after takeoff, it was only part of the launch pad alignment process. A supervisor for this task could have decided to ignore an overflow fault after launch.