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29 lines
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"id": "anna-martin/redundancy",
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"title": "Redundancy Is Not Waste",
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"author": "Anna Martin",
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"summary": "A Midwestern manufacturer reads NASA's deep-space reactor decision: redundancy is the ledger that holds the forecast honest. The spare seed, the alternate lane, and the reactor are the same discipline.",
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"date": "2026-08-21",
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"thesis": "Redundancy is not waste; it is the second column under the forecast, held to the same signature.",
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"grounded_facts": [
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"entity": "Space Reactor-1 Freedom",
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"wikidata": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q138789833",
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"kind": "prototype space probe",
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"operator": "NASA",
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"source_of_energy": "nuclear reactor",
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"propulsion": "Hall-effect thruster",
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"destination": "Mars",
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"launch_utc_year": 2028
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}
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],
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"reported": {
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"headline": "NASA plans to send a working nuclear reactor toward Mars in late 2028",
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"source": "https://spacedaily.com/t-space-reactor-1-freedom-working-reactor-mars-2028/"
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},
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"three_disciplines": {
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"plant_floor": "safety stock over leanest estimate, plus a month; alternate lane pre-approved and walked in October",
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"garden_plot": "plant to latest frost date plus one hard-earned week; spare cold-hardy seed in the tin",
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"deep_space": "independent fission core so a dust-storm dimmed array cannot strand the crew"
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}
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}
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