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I believe the OP here meant not that this specific incident was inevitable but rather that the death of a private astronaut at some point was statistically inev

I believe the OP here meant not that this specific incident was inevitable but rather that the death of a private astronaut at some point was statistically inevitable.

joshstrange 12y ago
As zepolud said elsewhere in this thread: > current spaceplanes have the capability to fly and land autonomously--Boeing X-37, Dream Chaser, even Buran was fully autonomous and that was 25 years ago. There is simply no excuse for Virgin for being sloppy. The point being there shouldn't have been human pilots in those seats in the first place.