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The Starmaker wrote:
The Starmaker wrote:
The Starmaker wrote:
The Starmaker wrote:
then engineering would be dead...
isn't that right?
i mean, it appears to me
that someone here claims
physics is dead and
they happen to be in
engineering.
Obviously, they don't understand
the relation of physics to
engineering.
Here is one example...
the engineers send rocketships to space, and it blows up
because the engineers don't know the physics.
if something gets too cold, it stops working.
Engineers live in one world...and Scientists live in another world.
Scientisits live in a world of...exaggeration, beyond the bounds of
truth.
Even though there are decades old examples, let me give you a still
currect example on how things have not changed with Scientisits living in a world of...exaggeration, beyond
the bounds of
truth.
In an interview on Friday, Camarda, an aerospace engineer who spent two decades working on
thermal protection for the space shuttle and hypersonic vehicles, said NASA is relying on flawed probabilistic risk assessments and
Monte Carlo simulations to determine the safety of Orion's existing heat shield.
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/12/former-flight-director-who-reviewed-orion-heat-shield-data-says-there-was-no-dissent/
Go ahead, send another teacher up there....
(have you noticed when a rocket takes off all the scientists cover their mouths?)
they are hiding terror and grins like saying...what a sucker!
like kids cover their mouths when they see somebody aabout to fall for their traps...
Engineers are depended on Scientists always lying...
it pays the bills.
You ask an engineer "Is there Life on Mars?"
da engineer sez "Who the fuck knows."
You ask a Scinetists "Is there Life on Mars?"
da scientists sez "Fuck Yeah!!! There are billions and billions of life on Mars and everywhere else! Oceans under the ground that contain life!!!"
and then he covers his mouth and sez, "But i ain't going up there in one of those washing machines."
FUCK THE HEAT SHIELDS!!!
Who gives a fuck about teachers and seven astronuts?
Roll the dice!
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