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It has something to do with dynamics.
Unarguably.
Robert —
3/31/2018 4:40:16 AM
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Unarguably.
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A simple parachute landing for a Mars rover.
- RobVG -
3/30/2018 2:24:39 AM
Why didn't they use something like this on the last Rover mission?
- hank -
3/30/2018 2:35:49 AM
Interesting
- Robert -
3/30/2018 6:38:11 PM
It has something to do with dynamics.
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3/30/2018 7:14:06 PM
Unarguably.
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