SARRR, did you try unplugging and re-plugging it in?
SARRR, did you try unplugging and re-plugging it in?
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From the post:
>NASA has lost contact with one its three spacecraft orbiting Mars, the agency announced Tuesday. Meanwhile, a second Mars orbiter is perilously close to running out of fuel, and the third mission is running well past its warranty. Ground teams last heard from the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution, or MAVEN, spacecraft on Saturday, December 6. “Telemetry from MAVEN had showed all subsystems working normally before it orbited behind the red planet,” NASA said in a short statement. “After the spacecraft emerged from behind Mars, NASA’s Deep Space Network did not observe a signal.”
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From the post:
>>NASA has lost contact with one its three spacecraft orbiting Mars, the agency announced Tuesday. Meanwhile, a second Mars orbiter is perilously close to running out of fuel, and the third mission is running well past its warranty.
Ground teams last heard from the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution, or MAVEN, spacecraft on Saturday, December 6. “Telemetry from MAVEN had showed all subsystems working normally before it orbited behind the red planet,” NASA said in a short statement. “After the spacecraft emerged from behind Mars, NASA’s Deep Space Network did not observe a signal.”
Yet another DEI success story.
Yet another DEI success story.
Mars is clearly a second priority at NASA amid a race between the United States and China to land astronauts on the Moon.
Huh, didn't we do that already 56 years ago? Hmmm...
>Mars is clearly a second priority at NASA amid a race between the United States and China to land astronauts on the Moon.
Huh, didn't we do that already 56 years ago? Hmmm...