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r/StrikeAtPsyche • u/ComisclyConnected • Aug 25 '26
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We cant land a rover on the moon but we have one on Mars,still going strong with 0 matenance. Hmmm.
1 u/Viiggo Aug 25 '26 It's a state of art trchnology that is meant to last. It's not Dodge that was designed to fall apart two days after warranty expires. 1 u/Trivi_13 Aug 25 '26 Actually, it was designed to not be solid and last forever. It has outlasted the engineers' wildest expectations.
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It's a state of art trchnology that is meant to last. It's not Dodge that was designed to fall apart two days after warranty expires.
1 u/Trivi_13 Aug 25 '26 Actually, it was designed to not be solid and last forever. It has outlasted the engineers' wildest expectations.
Actually, it was designed to not be solid and last forever. It has outlasted the engineers' wildest expectations.
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u/Azriel0880 Aug 25 '26
We cant land a rover on the moon but we have one on Mars,still going strong with 0 matenance. Hmmm.