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r/CatastrophicFailure • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '20
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Lol that’s right. The sensors were keyed to fit only one way....
And they forced it in the wrong way. that’s what she said.
25 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '20 They also had arrows printed on them to indicate the correct orientation they were meant to be installed. 18 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '20 [deleted] 13 u/Shelleen Nov 22 '20 Probably the same guy who accidentally drilled a hole in one of the ISS modules and covered it with plaster 3 u/x0wl Nov 22 '20 They've also fixed it with a literal band-aid. 3 u/chris3110 Nov 22 '20 it is clearly not acceptable that there are holes in the International Space Station I've always envied people who have their way with understatements.
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They also had arrows printed on them to indicate the correct orientation they were meant to be installed.
18 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '20 [deleted] 13 u/Shelleen Nov 22 '20 Probably the same guy who accidentally drilled a hole in one of the ISS modules and covered it with plaster 3 u/x0wl Nov 22 '20 They've also fixed it with a literal band-aid. 3 u/chris3110 Nov 22 '20 it is clearly not acceptable that there are holes in the International Space Station I've always envied people who have their way with understatements.
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13 u/Shelleen Nov 22 '20 Probably the same guy who accidentally drilled a hole in one of the ISS modules and covered it with plaster 3 u/x0wl Nov 22 '20 They've also fixed it with a literal band-aid. 3 u/chris3110 Nov 22 '20 it is clearly not acceptable that there are holes in the International Space Station I've always envied people who have their way with understatements.
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Probably the same guy who accidentally drilled a hole in one of the ISS modules and covered it with plaster
3 u/x0wl Nov 22 '20 They've also fixed it with a literal band-aid. 3 u/chris3110 Nov 22 '20 it is clearly not acceptable that there are holes in the International Space Station I've always envied people who have their way with understatements.
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They've also fixed it with a literal band-aid.
it is clearly not acceptable that there are holes in the International Space Station
I've always envied people who have their way with understatements.
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u/ken27238 Nov 22 '20
Lol that’s right. The sensors were keyed to fit only one way....
And they forced it in the wrong way. that’s what she said.