Comment on Russians Desperately Try to Save Mars Moon ProbeparentComments−burgerbrain14yI don't think that it should. This was a completely different stack than what the Russians use for launching people, the Russian manned mission success rate is damned impressive, and the US has had a fair number of their own failed probes.−rcthompson14yIt's oddly satisfying to see the word "stack" used so literally on a website where most news is software-related.−king_magic14yThat's a good point... I do forget, manned vs. robotic are two completely different ball games.−maaku14yThat and the launch system to LEO worked perfectly. It's the probe/upper stage that failed.
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I don't think that it should. This was a completely different stack than what the Russians use for launching people, the Russian manned mission success rate is damned impressive, and the US has had a fair number of their own failed probes.
It's oddly satisfying to see the word "stack" used so literally on a website where most news is software-related.
That's a good point... I do forget, manned vs. robotic are two completely different ball games.
That and the launch system to LEO worked perfectly. It's the probe/upper stage that failed.