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The double up of projects of NASA totally depends upon the current running project and the ideas given for the future research programs.
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I've worked on the Shuttle at the Cape, out of the union hall in Daytona, And in the instrumentation there are some back ups, but not all, just a lot!
Every thing is super checked and done with special pressure wrenches over and over.
Every thing is super checked and done with special pressure wrenches over and over.
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