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funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
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sdrawkcab si gnihtyreve
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· 5 years ago
?ti xif ew od woh ,on hO
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· 5 years ago
...deracs m'I ,wonk t'nod I
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funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
snoyhcat.
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funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
?og diorep eht seod erehw
this_isntme
· 5 years ago
peroid?
funkmasterrex
· 5 years ago
tahw?
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· 5 years ago
.truh gnitteg ydobon tuohtiw eussi siht xif ot woh tuo erugif ot deen ew ,cipot ffo gnitteg s'ydobyrevE
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· 5 years ago
ydobyna*
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· 5 years ago
.yhw tuo erugif tnac ,yknow gnitca neeb s'draobyek ym ,yrroS
silvermyth
· 5 years ago
Weird to choose "admits", as though they are guilty of something
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this_isntme
· 5 years ago
They are. They are guilty of proving that NASA can spend $400 Million and get 14 years of use out of it. Instead of a few months.
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geluregis
· 5 years ago
Guilty of being more efficient than the military at spending money and getting results.
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felman87
· 5 years ago
I don't claim to know everything about Opportunity, but it doesn't look like they planned to get it back. The hardware required to get off Mars just wasn't included. Probably because it doesn't make sense. Why spend extra to get it back? Aside from putting it in a museum, there's not really much else you could do with it. I mean, sure you could reform it for another mission elsewhere, but it'd be easier and cheaper to just create a new rover.
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guest
· 5 years ago
Mars had a huge dust storm, they were trying to get the rover back online, but were unsuccessful.
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naughtybear
· 5 years ago
Gotta make NASA look bad. They are wasting our tax dollars trying to get us into space to spread out and evolve. We HAVE to all die here on this rock. *sarcasm*
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deleted
· 5 years ago
Seeing this now is sad
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silvermyth
· 5 years ago
Crying for Oppy
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