So, at what stage of development was this test made? Was this the finished product? What was tested? What was the purpose of the test? What was the follow-up?
In your career as engineer have you only ever tested systems that were completely developed and supposed to function perfectly?
Please, share your knowledge about this specific test with us.
Or maybe you could just watch the full video and find out that this was the first full-sequence test.
So, what is your problem with this first test? Why would you expect full functionality at the first fucking test, Mr Engineer?
should be fine, the top winds on mars top out at 60 mph.
"The key difference between Earth and Mars is that Mars' atmospheric pressure is a lot less," said William Farrell, a plasma physicist who studies atmospheric breakdown in Mars dust storms at Goddard. "So things get blown, but it's not with the same intensity."
You have never tested anything and do not understand the purpose of testing.
You:
"Hey look at this! I have no idea what's going on but this proves that the Mars landing was faked!"
so what point of the development process is this video from?
do you know?
have you seen the test protocols, parameters and results?
if you are a published engineer then how the fuck do you think you can make any kind of judgement based on a fucking youtube video?
So, at what stage of development was this test made? Was this the finished product? What was tested? What was the purpose of the test? What was the follow-up?
In your career as engineer have you only ever tested systems that were completely developed and supposed to function perfectly?
Please, share your knowledge about this specific test with us.
Or maybe you could just watch the full video and find out that this was the first full-sequence test.
So, what is your problem with this first test? Why would you expect full functionality at the first fucking test, Mr Engineer?
should be fine, the top winds on mars top out at 60 mph.
source https://mars.nasa.gov/news/1854/the-fact-and-fiction-of-martian-dust-storms/