Nicholas Coleman+FollowNASA’s Mars Rovers Might Be Getting Stuck—Here’s WhyEver wonder why NASA’s Mars rovers sometimes get stuck in the sand? Turns out, scientists may have been testing them wrong here on Earth! A new study says that just making the rover lighter for Mars gravity isn’t enough—the soil itself acts totally different out there. So, the next time a rover gets bogged down, it might be because our Earth tests were a bit too optimistic. Space travel: still not as easy as it looks! #Business #Industry #SpaceFail00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowWhy Moon Landings Keep Going SidewaysSo, Japan’s Resilience moon lander didn’t stick the landing—NASA and India even snapped pics of the scattered wreckage. Turns out, a glitchy laser rangefinder made it come in too hot, turning a science mission into lunar confetti. It’s a reminder: even with all our tech, space is still a wild ride. If you’re betting on moon startups, expect some crash landings before we get that Airbnb on the moon! #SpaceFail #MoonMission #StartupDrama #Business #Industry00Share
Vincent Perry+FollowSpace Startup’s Oops Moment: Satellite SplashdownImagine ordering a pricey gadget to be delivered to space, only for it to end up in the ocean! That’s what happened when Firefly’s Alpha rocket glitched mid-flight, sending Lockheed’s test satellite on a surprise dive into the Pacific. The real drama? Startups like Firefly are hustling to compete with SpaceX, but rocket science is still, well, rocket science. For now, it’s a reminder: even big names can have off days, and space delivery isn’t quite Amazon Prime yet. #SpaceFail #StartupDrama #RocketScience #LockheedMartin #FireflyAerospace #Business120Share
