Perhaps the 84 second burn overflowed the integer (2^6) and was caught by a 2^7s check (127s)

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The tweet you link didn’t indicate that. It said that an engine failure likely caused the overrun, running for 127 seconds instead of the planned 84. Why would something have a 2^7 int size check?

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The head of Roscosmos Yuri Borisov said that the main cause of the #Luna25 crash was an engine failure. Instead of the planned 84 seconds, he worked 127 seconds.

Am I missing something?

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There’s further discussion of possible explanations in the replies

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Ah I think it’s Twitter’s new thing where you can’t see replies of your not logged in.

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Nitter link. This shows replies.

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