Oh I'm a bit disappointed but better to check and be safe
Launch teams are standing down today to conduct additional Guidance Navigation and Control analysis. The @NASA_TESS spacecraft is in excellent health and remains ready for launch on the new targeted date of Wednesday, April 18. Updates: http://blogs.nasa.gov/tess https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/985975566535831552 …
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Better safe than sorry.
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You know you can go and watch these launches in person if you want. It's pretty clear that it's not CGI.
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I'm waiting the Mars mission
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Someone did enter some wrong coördinates in the computer, which need a software patch to correct this (Vandenberg instead of Kennedy, GEO, GTO or LEO instead of TESS's trajectory?)? Anyway, why do they need 2 days time to make, apply and (re)test a software patch?
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Have you ever wrote code before? Or how about trying to find what went wrong with the code?
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so a few mins before launch, u dont know where to go? seriously
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Better than finding out a few minutes after launch, don't you think? Preflight checks are done for a reason.
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