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by maze-le
2626 days ago
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Actually, despite the headline the article states it clearly. >> NASA managers listened to the engineers and their PowerPoint. The engineers felt they had communicated the potential risks. NASA felt the engineers didn’t know what would happen but that all data pointed to there not being enough damage to put the lives of the crew in danger. They rejected the other options and pushed ahead with Columbia re-entering Earth’s atmosphere as normal. This is it. Not any slideshow or wrong communication of risks, but lack of responsibility. |
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