Still a big change to the math. And I noticed you skipped right past how sending the team to build the rocket to put the probe on the moon would completely invalidate the point of sending a probe in the first place.
The first probe wasn’t a failure, it gave them a reason to think it was safe to send people back, that makes it a success. And the theory of the probe was to send it back to decide whether or not to send back people, since it initially goes back without people there’s nobody to sabotage it. Of course then you use that information to then send back people... that’s the fun of time travel anything you do in reaction to your results immediately invalidates your results. The uncertainty principle really comes into it’s own when you throw time travel into the mix.
[ Still a big change to the math. And I noticed you skipped right past how sending the team to build the rocket to put the probe on the moon would completely invalidate the point of sending a probe in the first place.
The first probe wasn’t a failure, it gave them a reason to think it was safe to send people back, that makes it a success. And the theory of the probe was to send it back to decide whether or not to send back people, since it initially goes back without people there’s nobody to sabotage it. Of course then you use that information to then send back people... that’s the fun of time travel anything you do in reaction to your results immediately invalidates your results. The uncertainty principle really comes into it’s own when you throw time travel into the mix. ]
I think we can both agree Time Travel makes our heads hurt, LOL.