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A Second of Impossible Data Was Enough, in 2016, for a European Lander to Believe that It Was Already Landing on Mars.
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In 2016, ESA's European lander failed its landing on Mars due to a single second of outliers. The calculator interpreted an impossible rotational measure as certainty and thought it was already laid, triggering an irreversible cascade. However, this failure provided crucial lessons for future Martian missions. More
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