/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15228790
>reality
>posts cartoon pics
science women aren't commonly as attractive in irl as those cartoon ladies suggest

>>15216869
mirrors are the most effective weapon

>>12366905
you seem upset, unfortunately meaningless name calling seems to be the best counterargument you're able to develop. it tells you a lot when the people who are saying you're wrong can't tell you exactly what part of what you're saying is wrong so they resort to name-calling instead

>>12275529
you're looking at it the wrong way, don't believe all the bullshit you've been taught. there are women you can get who will bring you money in exchange for penis. there are undesirable female children of wealthy men all over the place who are dying to meet you. the most attractive part of a woman is often her father's wallet. find those women, their fathers will be so grateful for your service that they'll heap money on you faster than you know how to deal with it. then later on you can use the money to fuck hot ladies at the country club, there might even be a european au pair girl or two in your future if you have kids with the hideous golden hambeast you marry.

Bowersox, a former NASA astronaut, had led HEO in an acting capacity since last month, when Doug Loverro abruptly resigned after less than a year on the job. Loverro had taken over after the July 2019 reassignment of longtime HEO leader Bill Gerstenmaier (though Bowersox filled the several-month gap between the two, serving another short stint as acting chief).

Lueders has worked for NASA since 1992, when she became Shuttle Orbital Maneuvering System and Reaction Control Systems Depot manager at the White Sands Test Facility in New Mexico.

She then moved on to the agency's ISS Program, serving as transportation integration manager. In this post, Lueders led commercial cargo services to the ISS, which began in 2012. Both SpaceX and Northrop Grumman currently fly robotic resupply missions to the orbiting lab, with the cargo version of Dragon and a spacecraft called Cygnus, respectively.

Lueders became acting Commercial Crew manager in 2013 and was officially selected for the job a year later.

"I want to thank Ken and the entire HEO team for their steady support of Kathy in making Commercial Crew such a success," Bridenstine said. "I know they'll give her the same support as she moves out in her new role. This is such a critical time for the agency and for HEO. We still need to bring Doug and Bob home safely, and we're not going to lose focus. We have our sights set on the moon and even deeper into space, and Kathy is going to help lead us there."

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Mike Wall is the author of "Out There" (Grand Central Publishing, 2018; illustrated by Karl Tate), a book about the search for alien life. Follow him on Twitter @michaeldwall. Follow us on Twitter @Spacedotcom or Facebook.