NASA's Mars rover Curiosity had an attitude problem. (But it's fine now.)

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From Space.com:
"An attitude problem sidelined NASA's Mars rover Curiosity recently, but the robot's handlers whipped it back into shape in short order.

"Partway through its last set of activities, Curiosity lost its orientation. Some knowledge of its attitude was not quite right, so it couldn't make the essential safety evaluation," Curiosity team member Dawn Sumner, a planetary geologist at the University of California, Davis, wrote in a mission update on Monday (Jan. 20)."

https://www.space.com/mars-rover-curios ... litch.html

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Well if you have to work alone on Mars every day, you've earned the right to a little attitude.