/sci/ - Science & Math

What the evolutionary advantage of human male brains that end up going haywire if they don't experience intimate contact within the first ~20 years of life?

What are they actually hoping to test with this thing?
>engines
full scale engine wont even be used on this thing
>stainless steel
not manufactured or assembled remotely close to how the final product will be
>flight characteristics
wont go above 5km so irrelevant
>software
already perfected using f9

So what are they testing exactly?
Is it all just a publicity stunt?

Few hours later my head feels kinda weird and I feel kinda retarded but it's probably placebo and I've always been a tard.
>>9128875
Legs are fine.

If someone were to hypothetically go faster than or equal to the speed of light what would happen to them? Assuming they don't die before then of course