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Intro
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Why Do Things Go Wrong in Space?
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Hardware Redundancy
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Dealing with Complexity
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Testing and V&V
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A Figuring Out What Went Wrong
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AS TVC vs. RCS Control Errors
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As Never give up. Never surrender
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Spirit High Gain Antenna Anomaly
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Trying to Get Unstuck
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DS1 Primary Mission Trajectory
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As Star Tracker Failure Workaround
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Downlink Power During Earth Coning
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AS Deep Space One Star Tracker failure
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MASA Curiosity RCE anomaly (ACS perspective)
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AS Curiosity RCE anomaly (ACS perspective)
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RASK Curiosity RCE anomaly (ACS perspective)
Description:
Explore the challenges and solutions of space exploration in this 59-minute talk by Steve Collins at the 2016 Hackaday Superconference. Delve into NASA's approach to planning for potential issues in space missions, including hardware redundancy, complexity management, and rigorous testing procedures. Learn about real-world examples of spacecraft anomalies and the innovative problem-solving techniques employed by NASA engineers. Discover how teams handle unexpected situations, from antenna malfunctions to star tracker failures, and gain insights into the resilience and ingenuity required for successful space missions. Examine specific case studies, including the Spirit rover's high gain antenna anomaly, Deep Space One's star tracker failure, and Curiosity's RCE anomaly, to understand the critical thinking and adaptability needed when things go wrong in space.

Steve Collins - When Things Go Wrong in Space

Hackaday
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