It always looked liked too many compromises to me. It’s a miracle that it can be launched as often as it is.
]]>The Shuttle is still filled with problems like that, and we’ve known this since Challenger. It’s an experimental test-bed, not a production-quality vehicle. But having sunk hundreds of billions of dollars into the orbiter program, they aren’t going to stop flying the damned things until the last one blows up, regardless of any announced retirement date you may have heard…
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]]>As far as I’m concerned, everybody who has flown on that deathtrap since Challenger deserves a medal for bravery, because they *know* it’s a deathtrap… yet they still step on board.
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