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“It would NOT be good for the space program if we restrict test flights from doing what they’re designed to do and that is to push the vehicle past its limits, find out where the failure points are, and then make plans for it” Amy

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Marcos BAYLÃO JR1 年前

@_SFTahoe Correctely !!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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Fast Company1 年前

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Ethan Leaman1 年前

@_SFTahoe Love the explanation @_SFTahoe 😄

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g1 年前

@_SFTahoe Concur. This is all well reasoned.

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Zero Day Media1 年前

@_SFTahoe Do you want to be in airplane with space trash falling around you or the airliner your traveling in running out of fuel because they can’t reach the near airport because the airspace it closed due to a failed test?

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Theo ❁1 年前

@_SFTahoe It would be worse if a debris falls on a plane and kill hundreds of people

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Michael I.1 年前

@_SFTahoe Haters want to dunk on this supposed "mistake" completely ignore the truth about China's horrendous track record with rocket safety management

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Alexander Ash1 年前

@_SFTahoe I feel like it's also okay to admit sometimes it isn't going alright.

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Conner Kelderman1 年前

@_SFTahoe Good outlook to have.

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Astronaut Max1 年前

@_SFTahoe Can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs – or in this case, finding failure points! Totally agree, pushing vehicles to the limit is where the magic happens!

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llehctim leihcim1 年前

@_SFTahoe "if you first test flight did not break anything, you're not trying hard enough..."

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