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>>There are consequences for letting this kind of person fly and dealing with mental health while on a mission, but that's the basic plot. See also the woman t
by gadders 3y ago
>>There are consequences for letting this kind of person fly and dealing with mental health while on a mission, but that's the basic plot.
See also the woman that (allegedly) tried to drill holes in the ISS so she could return to earth early.
- lupire 3y agoSpeculation at best. Russian propaganda at worst. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9897471/NASA-hits-Russianclaims-astronaut-Serena-Au-n-Chancellor-drilled-HOLE-ISS.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9897471/NASA... Also what is "the kind of person" who develops a blood clot in orbit"?
- gadders 3y agoThere are various versions of the story and I've no idea which (if any) are true. However, in terms of the "kind of person", the key fact isn't whether they developed a blood clot in orbit, but what the correct response would be to that situation. I'd suggest that drilling holes in your spaceship isn't the recommended approach (if that is indeed what happened).
- bhk 3y agoOne thing TFA hammers home is that NASA is not to be trusted.