on 01-11-2014 16:30
Bad news for the prospect of commercial space travel http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-29861259
on 01-11-2014 16:40
@MI5 wrote:Bad news for the prospect of commercial space travel http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-29861259
Certainly is...I wouldnt trust it now...Very sad news indeed
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 01-11-2014 16:42
on 01-11-2014 16:45
on 01-11-2014 16:45
As I said...ie Sad News...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 01-11-2014 16:47
on 01-11-2014 17:08
on 01-11-2014 17:08
Without meaning to sound cynical or cold, the accident and loss of life as tragic as it is, is hopefully only a setback. When dealing with the unknown, accidents like this are bound to happen. It's happened several times with NASA vehicles, and who knows how many times with the USSR when they were in the space race. They will find out what caused the accident, learn from it, and move on.There are always going to be risks. It's what explorers do, and I hope they are still willing to take those risks.
on 01-11-2014 17:18
on 01-11-2014 17:18
on 01-11-2014 17:49
on 01-11-2014 21:26
on 01-11-2014 21:26
I salute the brave men who put their lives on the line. Progress is inevitable but there will always be sad sacrifices along the way in most given fields. Time to mourn yes but also time to relect and salute.
on 02-11-2014 09:36
on 02-11-2014 09:36
Though not so visually shocking or reported...this is similar to pioneering developments in the medical field.
I always remember one renowned consultant telling a group of students...
"We would have had NO progress in medicine if we hadn't lost hundreds of patients along the way...A few have to die......so the masses can be saved"
I have never forgotten his words.....
Veritas Numquam Perit