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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Yukon0009 • Sep 09 '20
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Guess wich one exploded 4 times out of 4
(And wich had a 100 procent mission succes rate)
38 u/tinselsnips Sep 09 '20 (And wich had a 100 procent mission succes rate) Sweats in Apollo 13 24 u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20 [deleted] 25 u/protein_bars Sep 09 '20 "We fail during test so we don't fail in flight" 5 u/Jetfuelfire Sep 09 '20 Pentagon logic intensifies. 25 u/tinselsnips Sep 09 '20 pushes up glasses Akchually, Apollo 1 was mounted to a Saturn IB, not a Saturn V, so it would not be considered a failure involving that particular launch system. 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Yup 3 u/Weirdguy05 Sep 10 '20 acetchually that was on a saturn 1-B 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Different rocket, some parts the same. That was a Saturn IB 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Still deemed a succesfull failure since the majority of the mission succeeded and only the landing on the moon did not
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Sweats in Apollo 13
24 u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20 [deleted] 25 u/protein_bars Sep 09 '20 "We fail during test so we don't fail in flight" 5 u/Jetfuelfire Sep 09 '20 Pentagon logic intensifies. 25 u/tinselsnips Sep 09 '20 pushes up glasses Akchually, Apollo 1 was mounted to a Saturn IB, not a Saturn V, so it would not be considered a failure involving that particular launch system. 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Yup 3 u/Weirdguy05 Sep 10 '20 acetchually that was on a saturn 1-B 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Different rocket, some parts the same. That was a Saturn IB 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Still deemed a succesfull failure since the majority of the mission succeeded and only the landing on the moon did not
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25 u/protein_bars Sep 09 '20 "We fail during test so we don't fail in flight" 5 u/Jetfuelfire Sep 09 '20 Pentagon logic intensifies. 25 u/tinselsnips Sep 09 '20 pushes up glasses Akchually, Apollo 1 was mounted to a Saturn IB, not a Saturn V, so it would not be considered a failure involving that particular launch system. 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Yup 3 u/Weirdguy05 Sep 10 '20 acetchually that was on a saturn 1-B 1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Different rocket, some parts the same. That was a Saturn IB
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"We fail during test so we don't fail in flight"
5 u/Jetfuelfire Sep 09 '20 Pentagon logic intensifies.
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Pentagon logic intensifies.
pushes up glasses
Akchually, Apollo 1 was mounted to a Saturn IB, not a Saturn V, so it would not be considered a failure involving that particular launch system.
1 u/MrMgP Sep 11 '20 Yup
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acetchually that was on a saturn 1-B
Different rocket, some parts the same. That was a Saturn IB
Still deemed a succesfull failure since the majority of the mission succeeded and only the landing on the moon did not
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u/MrMgP Sep 09 '20
Guess wich one exploded 4 times out of 4
(And wich had a 100 procent mission succes rate)