She was welcomed back into the warm embrace of her NASA and contractor workforce, of which the United Space Alliance (USA) team provide the role as the main guardians of the fleet.
Loved what you did with the quotes Chris. That was an article worth cheering to. I hope Mike Griffin gets to read it
“But if you study this particular situation closely, NASA is placing our Nation’s human spaceflight program in jeopardy in order to subsidize the development of some “commercial” space companies. Personally, I would not risk so much for the benefit of so few.”
Has anything like the shuttle budget been diverted to commercial, or has it gone somewhere else?
Great article!And it seems Lars can't work out what the quotation marks mean. Stupid comment as Chris could have gone bias with this but provides numerous counter points of objectivity.But yeah, we know the rules with SpaceX fans...if it doesn't say Elon is God, it's bias.
Chris, I found this to be a very confusing interview to read, but that could easily be addressed.My primary issue is that the structure of the article makes it VERY HARD to distinguish between:A) DeCastro's own wordsB) your summary of his viewsand C) your viewsThe flow of the article makes the jumps between these points of views hard to follow. For journalistic clarity, I would ask that you make it clearer what paragraph actually is what. Either through some CSS styling changes or reworking the flow of the article. This is even more important when you as a journalist find yourself in intense agreement with the person you are interviewing.