NASA Reliability Program

NASA’s Reliability Program ensures that spacecraft, rockets, and technology function correctly and safely over their mission lifespans. It involves rigorous testing, quality assurance, and detailed analysis to identify and mitigate potential failures before launch. The program integrates engineering practices and data-driven decision-making to enhance system dependability, reduce risks, and improve mission success rates. By systematically assessing and improving reliability, NASA aims to prevent costly failures and ensure that complex space missions achieve their scientific and exploratory objectives efficiently and safely.