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I consider the launch a pure unadulterated success. They ran simulations, took the precautions, this was NOT the Apollo I. N it's the nature of the business,
by daniel-cussen 3y ago
I consider the launch a pure unadulterated success. They ran simulations, took the precautions, this was NOT the Apollo I. N it's the nature of the business, fuck, same as the best chemists have lost fingers n accepted the nobel prize with the remaining fingers.
It's j the media hates Elon Musk now even more than ever.
- kmbfjr 3y agoA success until someone dies? They broke their rocket with this plan, it is not unreasonable to assume they could have damaged it in other ways to turn a mostly controlled situation into one that sends a (very) low altitude ballistic missile into a populated area. They need their permits pulled until they can act responsibly.
- penjelly 3y agono. its perfectly reasonable to criticize this instance. They saw it coming and ignored it, other people saw it and called it out too. "pure unadulterated success" is just willful ignorance, there is a world where the launch goes well AND the surrounding area and equipment doesnt get wrecked