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That's not my point. The learned painful lessons and their success rate is high.
by voidspark 1y ago
That's not my point. The learned painful lessons and their success rate is high.
- wqaatwt 1y agoDidn’t they just stop crewed space flights for (almost)decades instead?
- j4coh 1y agoWasn’t that more the point of the person you replied with counterexamples to?
- thom 1y agoLet’s assume good faith all round. One poster rightly highlights the overwhelmingly positive track record. Another points out the negatives went a little beyond an “oopsie”.
- voidspark 1y agoYeah just being respectful to those 14 astronauts who died. They are worth mentioning. Nasa had major setbacks - not an "oopsie". Didn't mean to hijack the thread. Well done Voyager team.
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- mulmen 1y agoI think this is an unfair characterization of the comment. Nobody is dismissing the shuttle crews. The “oopsie” was in reference to the Mars Climate Orbiter mishap that did not involve loss of human life.