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Things that NASA never said at a press conference.


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"Unfortunately, during a routine operation, the Canadarm 2 started stretching and bending wildly, smashing into several delicate ISS components, before detaching from its mounting base and flying off into space. Readouts show that it is currently leaving the solar system."

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"The SpaceX Falcon 9 has reached orbit." "Yes, the entire thing. We made some changes to our routine. In a few minutes, the booster will deorbit and reenter with no heat shield and touch down with parachutes."

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"Update: the booster landed successfully, but the landing legs bounced, and the rocket fell over, smashing into the KSC's Admin Facility. No one was harmed, but the building was destroyed. We will keep you updated as the situation progresses."

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On 12/30/2023 at 6:38 PM, ColdJ said:

"We are tired of using Super Computers and are going back to Slide Rules"

Still using it, from time to time, as well as calipers.

P.S.
Btw, on the thread subject. I believe, somebody in NASA is doing this, too, but doesn't say at the press conferences.

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We have worked out why the solar panel can't be turned towards the Sun on our latest launch. Someone accidentally turned on "Auto Strut" in the interface.

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