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Re: Mars dust storms suck life out of rovers
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Originally Posted by EricRobodox
The picture was candid inside the cleanroom i worked in. for those familiar with JPL, its the clean room in the In-Situ Instrument Laboratory, i was next to the sandbox where they do surface testing with the mars rovers.
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Hey! I've been in the ISIL cleanroom supporting early interface tests of one of the science instruments on MSL with the Rover Compute Element testbed. Our previous test was in May and the engineering model for the instrument will be delivered in early October, so I don't think we'll be working together. It's really cool that you've had the opportunity to work on the MSL Project and gain some insight into the level of detail required to get a spacecraft flight system functioning.
So tell me, will your experience at JPL affect your FIRST robot building and test approach?
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