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FHRC is looking to be the first woman to do something. And I think the boots are attached to those spacesuits. Everyone wins! View Quote She was the first woman to ever assault a sitting President. She was the first woman to ever violate the law and take out a sitting dictator. She was the first woman Co-President. She was the first woman to ever leave troops on roof tops to die. She was the first woman to ever have a super secret server with top secrets on it. She was the first woman to be denied the Vice Presidential slot because the Presidential candidate was afraid of her. |
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Sure is a lot of hate for the N.A.S.A. here.
Are y'all forgetting that the technology for all of Musks achievements were proven in the N.A.S.A, labs and shops? The N.A.S.A., Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and the rest have been doing what Musk is doing for decades. He is a flea on a dog bragging about all the fights he's won. |
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Von Braun said 40 years ago it ain't happening with liquid fuel technology. You have to create caches of fuel and supplies along the route to get people there and back. Now maybe if it's a one way deal? And then there's not enough money in any economy to fund it. Look at our current infrastructure there's no way their cutting out FSA. View Quote |
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Von Braun said 40 years ago it ain't happening with liquid fuel technology. You have to create caches of fuel and supplies along the route to get people there and back. Now maybe if it's a one way deal? And then there's not enough money in any economy to fund it. Look at our current infrastructure there's no way their cutting out FSA. View Quote |
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He already was in Congress. Rumors are, he has a nice cush job at Boeing awaiting him. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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https://www.space.com/1st-human-on-mars-woman.html Because this is important...at least SpaceX will beat them. |
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at the rate NASA is going... SpaceX will have a City with 1000 people before NASA gets there. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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https://www.space.com/1st-human-on-mars-woman.html Because this is important...at least SpaceX will beat them. |
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There's literally zero hardware in development by NASA right now that could ever be purposed towards a Mars exploration trip. There isn't even the beginnings of a legit plan. SLS is a fucking joke that won't get us to the Moon without a ridiculous number of contortions, all of which are entirely political in nature to feed Boeing and their subcontractors. SLS, even if they were fucking free to build and launching tomorrow, still wouldn't be a viable means of getting enough mass to orbit to set up a realistic Mars program. If we're really lucky it might place one or two temporary missions to the Moon by the end of the next decade. If we're incredibly lucky, Congress will pull the plug and just start paying SpaceX to ferry assloads of hardware up with FH or SS. Either SpaceX succeeds in the next decade or so, or Mars will be visited by the next hyperpower - India, China, who whoemever - in the 2050s. View Quote |
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at the rate NASA is going... SpaceX will have a City with 1000 people before NASA gets there. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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https://www.space.com/1st-human-on-mars-woman.html Because this is important...at least SpaceX will beat them. Guess which companies and agencies have been there. Guess who has a facility with a sole purpose of lunar activity research. Guess who all is involved with what is going on today. https://www.spaceflightinsider.com/missions/solar-system/nasa-teaming-up-with-commercial-companies-for-return-to-the-moon/ This shit is only a competition in your minds. |
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They will cut a straight white male who has the experience and skills to give the mission a greater chance of success, so a woman or minority can go.
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I'll bet $20 that Musk burns up some heroes before he gets to the moon. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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https://www.space.com/1st-human-on-mars-woman.html Because this is important...at least SpaceX will beat them. |
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So....any male astronaut denied the chance can sue NASA for discrimination?
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It's funny reading this kinda shit. Guess which companies and agencies have been there. Guess who has a facility with a sole purpose of lunar activity research. Guess who all is involved with what is going on today. https://www.spaceflightinsider.com/missions/solar-system/nasa-teaming-up-with-commercial-companies-for-return-to-the-moon/ This shit is only a competition in your minds. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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https://www.space.com/1st-human-on-mars-woman.html Because this is important...at least SpaceX will beat them. Guess which companies and agencies have been there. Guess who has a facility with a sole purpose of lunar activity research. Guess who all is involved with what is going on today. https://www.spaceflightinsider.com/missions/solar-system/nasa-teaming-up-with-commercial-companies-for-return-to-the-moon/ This shit is only a competition in your minds. Building a habitat and associated tech is the easy part. Have enough delta-v to put it there is what matters. 50t to TLI isn't enough for even a tiny habitat engineered to the Nth degree. Start talking mass budgets in the hundreds or thousands of tons, and you can damn near just hire a shipbuilder to construct your hab. Lots of things become possible if you're not pennypinching every pound of savings into your decisions and designs. Look at the cost of SLS. Look at what it can theoretically sling, if it ever flies. Even if we had a base, built, and sitting there ready to be visited with periodic astronaut crews and top-offs, at the $1-2b/per pricing of SLS, and the abysmally slow build rate, do you think we could actually keep a base staffed? SLS is the greatest threat to American space exploration, and we can firmly thank Senator Shelby and his compatriots for doing their damndest to hand space to the Chinese via corruption in the form of squandering our lead instead on endless corporate pork. |
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.livescience.com/amp/anne-mcclain-space-crime.html First crime in space...a woman View Quote |
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Quoted: NASA is great at certain things, but working on lunar habitat designs when there is no launch system capable of making it happen, means you're just stuck endlessly jacking off in a lab. Building a habitat and associated tech is the easy part. Have enough delta-v to put it there is what matters. 50t to TLI isn't enough for even a tiny habitat engineered to the Nth degree. Start talking mass budgets in the hundreds or thousands of tons, and you can damn near just hire a shipbuilder to construct your hab. Lots of things become possible if you're not pennypinching every pound of savings into your decisions and designs. Look at the cost of SLS. Look at what it can theoretically sling, if it ever flies. Even if we had a base, built, and sitting there ready to be visited with periodic astronaut crews and top-offs, at the $1-2b/per pricing of SLS, and the abysmally slow build rate, do you think we could actually keep a base staffed? SLS is the greatest threat to American space exploration, and we can firmly thank Senator Shelby and his compatriots for doing their damndest to hand space to the Chinese via corruption in the form of squandering our lead instead on endless corporate pork. View Quote |
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NASA: We will make sure the first person on Mars is a woman...for equality View Quote |
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didnt congress just Gut NASA's funding.. thus ensuring the only real viable option is SpaceX?
seriously I've been to the cape recently and there is a whole lot of ra-ra going on about the absurd 1960's style Nasa capsule being built in a giant clean room full of scientists, meanwhile in a parking lot nearby SpaceX is building a real rocket.... in the parking lot. |
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SpaceX beats NASA by 30 million miles. While NASA is busy with committees trying to decide which order the different genders, races and sexual orientations exit the ship, a decade will have past as the special snowflakes infight about who is first. By then, they're all too old to send and a new batch of retards must then been selected. Several more years will be wasted in an attempt to name the ship something inclusive enough. Determinations will need to be made if any cultural appropriations have occurred and each song permitted on the flights playlist must then be vetted by committee. After a long debate, only African Dream Pop will be permitted aboard. By this point, SpaceX has begun terraforming Mars. View Quote |
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Must be STEAM instead of STEM. Nothing like eliminating half the candidate pool for a position to obtain the answer you want. Shitty Engineering, science and management.
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...Because equality is measured by putting Importance on one gender/race to do something before someone else. Right...
Equality means NO ONE CARES who did it first because everyone is so equal it doesn’t matter who did it first! They just celebrate that it was done in the first place. It should be an equal chance of anyone doing it, based on merit, skill, expertise, and or randomness. |
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NASA, you can't even get a manned craft out of the atmosphere any more. Stop opening your mouth and removing all doubt.
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Wrong planet for such a ridiculous act. Venus is what you seek for this shit show, NASA.
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