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| Webster | Jan 12 2015, 08:06 PM Post #1 |
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Came across this while reading an article over at The Space Review and there's a quote in the video that is dead-to-rights correct for why human spaceflight is so damn expensive...
That last line about says it all...we've become so risk-averse that we're unwilling to accept even a miniscule risk in spaceflight, thus whenever anything untoward happens, even a non-critical event, people rush to say it was a failure...
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