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I'm no scientist, but I'd expect there is a long list of things SpaceX has done that violate the "last 50 years of national and international safety standards".
by soared 9y ago
I'm no scientist, but I'd expect there is a long list of things SpaceX has done that violate the "last 50 years of national and international safety standards".
- TAForObvReasons 9y ago"most fast and break things"
- greglindahl 9y ago"launch frequently, and recover as much of the rocket as you can to inspect the parts so they can be improved"
- jacquesm 9y agoThat's a good point. Closing the loop probably did more for the advancement of space travel than anything else because it allows you to find out what almost failed.
- amelius 9y agoWith respect to regulations, they are probably the Uber/Airbnb of space travel :)
- vertexFarm 9y agoWanna know why it's fifty years of safety standards, not sixty and not forty? Because fifty years is how long it has been since we have done anything meaningful with manned space flight. We went back to the shallow end of the pool. It's time for a change.