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They're nearly six years past their deadline and more than $5 billion over budget. NASA fails again, consciencelessly losing fortunes of other people's money in the process, again and delivering nothing of any worth or value, again.
When are the scientists at NASA going to issue an apology for their wasteful incompetence?

>> No.14822337

elon could've done this is half the time if they given the budget to him. NASA and boeings are failures

>> No.14822358

>>14822337
Elon doesn't hire on the basis of affirmative action for women and minorities.
It's only natural that he would fail less often than NASA.

>> No.14822374

>>14822337
SpaceX would have a colony on Mars for $5billion.

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>>14822330
Space is fake, scientists are buffoons, everything they touch turn to shit.

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>>14822330
>each american forced to pay $15 for NASA bloat
Yes, it isn’t good, but it would probably be bearable if the problem were confined to just NASA, a small (though symbolically important) branch of government. “Tip of the iceberg” is a metaphor I would use here, but for the fact that icebergs can only get so large.