Submitted by ye_olde_astronaut t3_10j5onq in space
Greedy-Creme-995 t1_j5ijret wrote
More setbacks. This mission will never get done.
mouse_puppy t1_j5iloaq wrote
Did you even read the article? I mean, I know this I'd Reddit but come on. It's 98% deployed, is not mission affecting, handled its earth flyby without issue, and is considered an acceptable level of risk.
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SpartanJack17 t1_j5iqufj wrote
Are you confusing it with Psyche, a mission that's been delayed a couple of times? Lucy has already launched, one of the solar panels stopped deploying at 98%, and NASA decided that they don't need to go the rest of the way. It's not a setback.
OptimusSublime t1_j5inmw3 wrote
NASA has always done more with less. It's kinda their thing. This mission is no exception.
[deleted] t1_j5inq4t wrote
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mynameismy111 t1_j5jf6vc wrote
the array appears stable and can generate sufficient power to carry out its mission.
To be fair how often do we read the link instead of the headline
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