> Let's be honest, words like "incident," "sudden," and "vibration" are not the kinds of expressions one wants to hear about the handling of a delicate and virt

> Let's be honest, words like "incident," "sudden," and "vibration" are not the kinds of expressions one wants to hear about the handling of a delicate and virtually irreplaceable instrument like the Webb telescope. This reminded me of the terms the kerbal space program community use like "Rapid Unplanned Disassembly (RUD)" and "Lithobraking" (crashing into the ground thus "braking" and often breaking, an usually unwanted alternative to aerobraking). I wouldn't be surprised to see the KSP community use Sudden Vibration Incident as a euphemism for what happens when you exit time-warp and sometimes the whole spaceship turns into a vibrating jelly.