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>tfw Asimov was right all along

>"We've got to show up, we've got to be ready and we've got to see what the day brings," Mike Sarafin, Nasa's Artemis mission manager, told reporters.
Already sounds defeated...

>tfw the only reason I care about physics is because I have to do it for my degree

>Part and parcel of building a congressional jobs program.

>yfw you realize they only reason SLS takes 6+ hours to load with enough fuel to launch is because it's 1980s shuttle technology that was designed to never leave low earth orbit now being forced to contain enough fuel reach the moon

>>14495537
>internal clocks incorrectly set along with shopping list of software faults
>parachute deployment failure
>valves corroded on the pad
>chopped someones legs off
How much more cursed can this thing get?

>Literally built it to work first time with billions thrown at paper tests and simulations
>LOL YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE EXPECTED IT TO WORK FIRST TIME!
Jim...

Reminder that if the core is delayed for more than 1 year the side boosters loose their flight status and have to be scrapped.

Looks like it paused at t-13 sec then restarted and paused again at t-1 sec

>>10846795
>tries to steal pad 39a
>fails
>tries to steal landing at sea concepts
>fails
>tries to steal competing space launch providers employees
>fails
>tries to prevent his wifes alimony
>fails
I'm starting to see a pattern here. You hook nosed kike.

>Boeing's face right now

ULA absolutely BTFO.