Spacecraft are meticulously assembled in clean rooms
Before a rover is blasted into the filthy, radiation-soaked void, it is built in an environment cleaner than an operating theater. Engineers wear full protective gear just to ensure a single stray eyelash doesn't short out a critical sensor or contaminate foreign soil. It is an obsessive level of tidiness for a machine destined for a dusty crater.

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