I wonder how many rich people that thing is going to kill...
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I wonder how many rich people that thing is going to kill...
You know, I see the skepticism of something new, but remember that was everyone's attitude for aircraft around 1910-1920.
... when a lot of reach people were killed in airplanes.
Maybe I'm strange, but I have no interest whatsoever in going into space. If they offered me a spot on the shuttle tomorrow I'd decline. But that's just me.
You know, I see the skepticism of something new, but remember that was everyone's attitude for aircraft around 1910-1920.
Things change, and our understanding of high speed aerodynamics over the years have gotten much much better. Although I would like to see a secondary method of creating drag than the tilting wing. Since if that fails... heat will destroy the epoxy creating a total loss at high altitude.
Good news is it's unlikely that will fail.
So I hope no rich people are killed and we all get to go when it's everyone's turn (I mean, like 50 years from now... same way DC-3's were for rich people and then came the 747... and no... not 707... that was still rich people).
No you wouldnt, and if you did your an idiot.
no you wouldnt, and if you did your an idiot.
One hull is an exact replica of that of SpaceShipTwo (to allow tourist training)