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FTA: > This might delay the process by a few weeks.
by nullhole 3y ago
FTA:
> This might delay the process by a few weeks.
- ragebol 3y agoSO, kinda clickbaity?
- bowsamic 3y agoIt’s still interesting to get some insight into small technical problems
- thfuran 3y agoUnfortunately, the article doesn't really provide any of that. Frankly, is not really even an article.
- kleiba 3y agoVery much clickbait - it is worded as if NASA were incapable of removing a bunch of screws, but the problem is not that they can't open a container they built themselves, the problem is that they want to make sure that they won't accidentally contaminate the collected samples by using the wrong instruments. Thus only pre-approved tools must be used, and they're not the right ones for the job. Surely, that can be called a hickup, or lack of proper planning, but it really isn't that much of an issue. That's why it will only delay the operation by a short amount of time.
- bluGill 3y agoMy immediate thought when I read the headline is I can open that box - but I'll contaminate the contents in the process. Opening a sealed box is easy, it is when you want to preserve the box or the contents it gets hard.