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Does NASA have outside auditors with a highly adversarial relationship reviewing its launch procedures? I don’t think it does. I’m pretty sure NASA has an exc
by pyuser583 5y ago
Does NASA have outside auditors with a highly adversarial relationship reviewing its launch procedures?
I don’t think it does.
I’m pretty sure NASA has an excellent internal team of quality control specialists. The specialists are a part of all aspects of deployment and launch.
They don’t just pop in and review work, they’re constantly there.
They’re also very much “part of the team.” They don’t strictly speaking “have teeth.” They’re focused on the same mission everyone else is, only with a special focus on making it happen safely.
Maybe you mean something like the relationship between the FAA and airline industry.
But that’s very different from how NASA operates.
So it’s clearly not the only model.
- aj3 5y agoThe whole saga with the outside oversight is also a complete red herring. USA would never sign a treaty that required them to show their own facilities. Case in point: biological weapons convention. A few years back there was a very popular proposal to add “teeth”, i.e. random inspections and stuff. Guess who bailed out and passed a Hague invasion act instead? EDIT: grammar