Two words of failure for NASA Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% NOGO Two words of failure for NASA (4) Family Time Apr 3, 2022
3% DUDS Failures (4) Universal Aug 29, 2025
3% APOLLO Nasa space programme (6) The Times Concise Aug 27, 2025
3% FLOP Failure (4) (4) Mirror Quick Aug 20, 2025
3% LAPSE Temporary failure (5) Commuter Aug 9, 2025
3% ROVER NASA's Curiosity, e.g. (5) Universal Aug 9, 2025
3% PROBE NASA launch (5) Wall Street Journal Jul 24, 2025
3% AOK Fine, at NASA (3) Eugene Sheffer Jul 17, 2025
3% DUD Failure (3) The Telegraph Quick Jul 14, 2025
3% FLOPS Is a failure (5) (5)

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