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- Beautiful day for a road trip across Texas. I've got shotgun keeping watch for the comanch 3 days ago
- Ad Astra ready to test fire their 200KW electric VASIMR rocket for 100 hours continuously. Planning to install it on ISS in a few years 4 days ago
- At the JSC-NAL dinner listening to Dr Franklin Chang Diaz discuss advanced space propulsion and his VASIMR rocket 4 days ago
- So glad it's cooled off in Houston. Ran the A/C all day yesterday due to temps above 80. Nice cool breeze today! 5 days ago
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After Ten Years: A Few Words from Admiral Gehman
I’d like to interrupt my personal recollections of the Columbia accident and its aftermath to give a few words from Admiral Gehman. You might as well know that there are still people out there who will tell you the CAIB … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbia Accident, Organizational Culture, Program Management, Safety Culture
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After Ten Years: The Tyranny of Requirements
My good friend and colleague from the Flight Director’s office, Jeff Bantle, left the agency several years ago to head up Lockheed-Martin’s Presidential Helicopter project. He now has a great presentation talk about how incrementally added requirements can sink a … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbia Accident, Common Sense, Program Management, Project Management
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