Format Web Page "Edward Tufte used the Columbia disaster to criticize PowerPoint’s compression and hierarchical presentation of technical evidence." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Columbia Accident Investigation Board: The Boeing PowerPoint Slide Source authors Edward Tufte Source year 2003 Confidence high Importance high
Format Online paper / PDF "The Columbia Accident Investigation Board criticized NASA’s substitution of PowerPoint briefings for technical reports because important qualifications and information were obscured." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Columbia Accident Investigation Board Report, Volume 1 Source authors Columbia Accident Investigation Board Source year 2003 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "During Columbia’s 2003 mission, engineers identified an insulating-foam strike on the shuttle’s left wing and investigated the potential damage." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title 20 Years Ago: Remembering Columbia and Her Crew Source authors John Uri / NASA Source year 2023 Confidence high Importance high
Format Online paper / PDF "NASA’s Artemis loss-of-crew threshold is approximately 3.3% for missions overall and 2.5% for lunar operations." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title NASA's Management of the Human Landing System Contracts Source authors NASA Office of Inspector General Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Online paper / PDF "NASA’s Commercial Crew Program uses a loss-of-crew threshold of 0.5% for a 210-day ISS mission and 0.2% for ascent and entry." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title NASA's Management of the Human Landing System Contracts Source authors NASA Office of Inspector General Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Neil Armstrong estimated a 50% chance of successfully landing Apollo 11 on the Moon and at least a 90% chance of returning safely to Earth." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Apollo 11 30th Anniversary Press Conference Source authors NASA Source year 1999 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "My former aerospace professor Zdravko Terze discussed Neil Armstrong’s 50% Apollo risk estimate on HRT’s Otvoreno programme." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Nova faza istraživanja svemira: Što donosi misija Artemis II? Source authors M.R. / Otvoreno / HRT Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Orion carries a separate backup flight computer with independently developed software if its four primary modules fail." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Avionics and Software Source authors NASA Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Radiation-induced computational errors are one reason Orion requires redundant flight computers." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Avionics and Software Source authors NASA Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Orion carried four redundant flight-computer modules, designed to detect errors and continue operating after a module failure." View Source Location PART 3 - THE THIRD AXIS CHAPTER 13: SPECKLED INTELLIGENCE WALL-E and the Cosmic Rays Source title Avionics and Software Source authors NASA Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
