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Don't they typically test rockets in outdoors test ranges? And aren't rockets normally supposed to be able to operate outdoors? Of course there is going to be
by yipopov 9y ago
Don't they typically test rockets in outdoors test ranges? And aren't rockets normally supposed to be able to operate outdoors?
Of course there is going to be dirt, rocks and yes, even fecal matter. What are they supposed to do, blow their hot exaust gases into a climate-controlled cleanroom?
- russdill 9y agoFOD is a big deal and can cause a lot of damage. Flight areas are very carefully kept clear of any debris. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_object_damage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_object_damage
- trhway 9y agosuch government inspectors reports are judged by the thickness. 180 pages is just too thin, even after they padded it with poop "findings".