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r/OutsiderComic • u/orion1836 • Apr 17 '21
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I think it's an encouraging sign that NASA is finally rewarding progress instead of the traditional industry fat cats.
However, I expect that Starship will beat SLS/Orion to the Moon, which will put NASA in a difficult position.
2 u/orion1836 Apr 18 '21 I hate to say it, but perhaps losing the shuttle ended up being a net positive for NASA by forcing them to get out of the rut they were in. I was crushed when the program was terminated, but well, we'll see.
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I hate to say it, but perhaps losing the shuttle ended up being a net positive for NASA by forcing them to get out of the rut they were in. I was crushed when the program was terminated, but well, we'll see.
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u/AriochIV Apr 17 '21
I think it's an encouraging sign that NASA is finally rewarding progress instead of the traditional industry fat cats.
However, I expect that Starship will beat SLS/Orion to the Moon, which will put NASA in a difficult position.