That's all pretty standard and usual, and a far cry from your assertion that he (or more accurately, SpaceX) "really wrecked" goodwill or people's lungs. (No d

That's all pretty standard and usual, and a far cry from your assertion that he (or more accurately, SpaceX) "really wrecked" goodwill or people's lungs. (No disagreement on SpaceX having "really wrecked" their launchpad, though. They also "really wrecked" their giant rocket. It's almost as if they expected failure and wanted to collect data on the failure modes.)