NASA Captured Pieces Of The Sun And Flew Them Back To Earth. Then The Capsule Crashed At 200 MPH Because A Part Was Installed Backward

NASA Captured Pieces Of The Sun And Flew Them Back To Earth. Then The Capsule Crashed At 200 MPH Because A Part Was Installed Backward

NASA flew a spacecraft a million miles out to catch atoms from the Sun and bring them home — then the capsule hit the Utah desert at nearly 200 mph because a set of switches was installed backward, defeating every layer of review. Scientists salvaged the science from the crater anyway.