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As an engineer working on projects for the mars science laboratory and the upcoming mars 2020 mission at jpl im pretty picky when it comes to technical details and i dislike it when books or articles gloss over points of engineering because they might be difficult to explain to the average reader

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Most space books these days focus almost exclusively on forcing story narratives lacking in technical details and diagrams

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Note that scientific result are not discussed in this book but are planned to be the subject of a second volume by the same author

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For some reason i had the impression that the author was a lead engineer or engineer administrator on the mission at nasa until i just now read her background

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Im just a lowly and green machinist and i could get the gist of most of what the author talked about

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I remember it had to do with the amount of power that was supplied to one side or the other and it was really insignificant

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I think i thought the author was one of the curiositys engineers because the book seems like a true labor of love