In 1999, NASA lost the Mars Climate Orbiter, a 338 kg robotic space probe (with a cost
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In 1999, NASA lost the Mars Climate Orbiter, a 338 kg robotic space probe (with a cost of $327.6 million dollars) due to a failed translation of British units into metric units in the mission software. This mistake triggered an unintentional de-orbit of the probe and its subsequent disintegration in Mars' upper atmosphere.
The response that details the issues of the case, particularly as they relate to quality, and addresses the following questions:
- Which quality approaches, methods and tools would you propose to mitigate each of the 8 contributing factors identified in the release?
- Which considerations would you take in order to implement your proposals within the organization?
Read NASA's release"Mars Climate Orbiter Failure Board Releases Report, numerous NASA actions underway in response"(http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msp98/news/mco991110.html)
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