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On 2002-11-09 15:16, SaturnV wrote:
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On 2002-11-04 18:46, Gambit22 wrote:
I personally know an Aerospace prof who worked on the Saturn project. He'd love to punch you in the face, if he was a little younger.
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Is your friends name Buzz Aldrin?
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You're bloody stupid, do you know that? There was
never any sort of policy in the United States Air Force that even remotely suggested that those who built something had to try it out first. Companies that do contract work (such as aircraft construction) for the U.S.A.F. hire or subcontract out pilots from the Air Force itself as a matter of course.
Suggestion of anything otherwise is patently false.
With regard to "perfectly safe, so why were they so far away" or whatever you blathered, let me ask you this: automobiles, from an engineering standpoint, are much safer per capita than manned space-craft. Why don't you go stand out on the divider line between lanes of your nearest, busiest highway? I mean, the cars are
safe, right?
I would recommend if you wish to be taken seriously here that you stop editing your posts days after you've been pantsed.