Karnage on Nostr: Why does NASA always send 1 robot to anywhere? You’d think if you’re going to go ...
Why does NASA always send 1 robot to anywhere? You’d think if you’re going to go on a super long and challenging mission that you wouldn’t hedge your bet on 1 bot and instead launch multiple - at least 2 but up to 5 or something at once. Develop a compact deployment system and then deploy multiple bots for better survival. Also helps reduce production costs if you’re making more than one thing - I would think.
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