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I'm picturing footage of early NASA rocket failures if the internet had existed with real time feeds. NASA would have been portrayed as an agency that couldn't
by mmcconnell1618 11y ago
I'm picturing footage of early NASA rocket failures if the internet had existed with real time feeds. NASA would have been portrayed as an agency that couldn't accomplish anything. Keep in mind that while SpaceX is building on the previous hard work of rocket scientists around the globe they are also pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Very impressive to watch.
- stcredzero 11y agoI'm picturing footage of early NASA rocket failures if the internet had existed with real time feeds. NASA would have been portrayed as an agency that couldn't accomplish anything. Such portrayals were present in old media, and this is way far off from anything I'm trying to express.
- dba7dba 11y agoNot the same. In 1960s people couldn't send around links to videos of exploding NASA rockets. Following will have vastly different effects 1) Seeing a video footage once a life time 2) Seeing a footage (even edited for added entertainment) over and over again whenever you want I'm glad NASA wasn't trying to develop rockets in the age of Facebook and youtube.