he's a PhD candidate, it's understandable that he has sympathy for people working at sclerotic organizations on dead-end projects that were obsolete decades ago
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He's envious of people doing *well-paid* work at sclerotic organizations on dead-end projects
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It's a bittersweet moment for somebody who saw the DC-X execute the 'Death Swoop' in 1995 have to wait until 2020 for somebody to continue the work. It's good to see something new happening but it shouldn't have taken 25 years.
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Agreed. I was enough of a fan I was collecting VHS tapes of DCX's flight footage. I'm so happy we have vertical landings happening at last . . . and sad it took so damn long.
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I read an article during GWBs admin about how all the new engineers hired to maintain the nuke arsenal couldn't figure any of the older weapons out or how they made them given the tech of the time. They were actively seeking out retirees to come back to teach them how they worked
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The problem is Shaniqua
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Develop? Just read a brag from Rocketdyne about how all engines about to be tested had been used on numerous shuttle missions. In other words: Refurbs. Even better the SRBs are just old Shuttle design with an extra piece slapped on & no plan to retrieve them. What could go wrong?
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