Again, I guess you have never worked in a harsh environment fixing stuff that pasted the "simulated" tests for the arctic environment.
Try keeping drilling rigs working above the arctice cricle for a while and you will see what I mean. Of course you will need to be an real engineer to do that kind of work.
Since you are too smart to learn I don't see any reason to keep teaching you. Hope you survive on Mars when you life support starts breaking down because of something you didn't think to model.
Like the "engineers" who learned the lesson of concrete and oxygen in Earth II the hard way you will learn your lessons "hard knocks U" on Mars. Only at least the individuals in Earth II survived that engineering screwup, you probably won't survive your martian one.
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- The Moon as a test bed.
- Guess you haven't hear the news yet: the cometary impact hazard is far greater than was believed earlier
- The Earth & LEO As Test Bed.
- re: The Earth & LEO As Test Bed.
- And as Yet Nobody Has Addressed The Oversights In The Original Article
- re: The Earth & LEO As Test Bed.
- Ok
- re: The Earth & LEO As Test Bed.
- re: The Earth & LEO As Test Bed.
- PS
- Case In Point - Funny You Don't See It
