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Sh*t happens, no matter how hard you try for absolute safety, there's no 100% risk free. Thousands have paid with their lives for the advancement of technology and aviation is a perfect example, with each accident a new lesson to prevent it from happening again. The automobile industry is another example. Medicine. Space exploration. That's why these pioneers are heroes. They knew the risks and still they went and did their job anyway.

​@@ruialexandre6197I agree but it does show that intelligence is a very misunderstood term. To risk so much is created intentionally so there is some sort of validation to such risks. It's completely unnecessary. A great example is that we already benefited from the automobile yet even though at a speed of 45 mph would get us there at a comfortable time frame that's not good enough so we allow speeds that will certainly end in catastrophic situations all for the sake of convenience. Intelligence is a term so misunderstood and not used correctly.

landed men on the moon. and flew a helicopter on Mars. what have YOU done with your life?

true. Or perhaps you're beyond ignorant.

If NASA told them, there would have been a mutiny. The crew would refuse to reenter, and they could loiter in orbit until February 15 at the latest because Columbia was carrying more provisions than usual.

maybe they could be catch later ?? taken to the international space station,

No reason for jail. Astronauts face danger braaa

@@Pw.asap99 In the case of Challenger, honestly there should have been jailtime due to how much concern was brought up before its launch, meaning it could have been prevented had those in charge actually took action from those concerns. However, I don't feel that's what happened in Columbia's case. They had already taken off and were doomed before they even exited Earth. It was with little doubt a tragedy, and from what I remember there was better scrutiny on later Space Shuttle launches since there was not another fatal incident. We came close with Atlantis during STS-27, which wasn't long after Challenger and similarly ran into reentry problems like Columbia.

I'll take a look at those points, thanks for the feedback!

@ With pleasure So now it's to wait for part 2 of flight 7 recap

The boostback burn consists of the 13 center engines, of which 12 relit. The landing burn consists of the 13 center engines, of which all 13 relit, and then transition down to the 3 most center engines for booster catch.

By “no commonality” they mean the signal paths for each of the sensors they had lost were independent of one another and couldn’t have been the result of failure of a single piece of hardware. Getting bad readings from multiple independent sensors indicates a real problem. So when they say “no commonality” they’re not denying what’s going on, in fact that’s probably the moment they realise there’s a serious issue.

Elon was the only reason Americans were being launched into space on American soil. SpaceX is a great achievement. Yes, if we had someone like Elon Musk in the early 2000s investing hundreds of millions of dollars into new space craft, this might have been avoided. The Space Shuttles were run well after their life span. They were designed and constructed in the late 70s. By this time they were overworked, and NASA was not able to keep them refitted as they needed. I know you want to hate Elon, but he was the only one in America doing anything to get us back into space. It wasn't until after the successful docking of SpaceX Dragon at the ISS that NASA started to make headway on their own manned rocket programs.

@ You’re actually hard, aren’t you? What a load.

😂 you’re trolling here for Elon Musk fans. It has nothing to do with Elon Musk weirdo.

@@jlassh has everything to do with the boy

@@StevenJShoweat $#!t maga clown

Not much they could do at that point. The only theoretical possibility would have been to dock at the ISS, but they were in a completely different orbit. The only other option would have been to launch one of the other shuttles with a skeleton crew and have the Columbia team do an EVA from their ship to the other shuttle, but that could result in even more deaths.

Dude wrong video

Bro that isnt related

Dude stop saying “free Palestine” when you see Israel flag

Free Palestine from Hamas…

Bro-

I haven’t been born yet…

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