SpaceX Mission Moving On

The status of the SpaceX mission is updated during a briefing at NASA's Johnson Space Center on May 24. The demonstration flight of the uncrewed Dragon capsule is the first commercial spacecraft journeying to the International Space Station.

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[TheFreeAdviceMan]

1950s Hairstyle Flashback! Proof that this person really is a Serious Scientist!

[slipperywhenwet5]

We took 100 steps forward in the 60's and then 50 steps back over the following years. Now we're making those steps up so we can take more, and better yet, it's the private industry taking those steps, so there won't be much in the way to make them step back, unlike NASA having to step back due to politics no longer demanding their services after we won the cold war.

[Edward Ballinger]

@ILoveDominikaDetko

Uh, I can't speak for others posting but I was kidding. I just want the rocket-ships to fly. She can wear her hair anyway she wants if she makes that happen.

[ILoveDominikaDetko]

They need to look good on TV ?

I think this is globally, a very wrong attitude.

She needs to have competence not to have 20 year perfect body, like politicians should

not invest Time in Looking & Talking good, they should more invest Time in learning economic, moral.. science based stuff, cause to govern a country there is no plausibly smile in front of cams needed, there are more important things to learn when represent & work for the good & in the name of a whole nation.

[Adrian Bedard]

If dragon delivers fuel, can we call it a fire breathing dragon???

[SchneeWolfe]

to be fair, NASA has a very strict dress code; probably appropriate, being a Government Agency; so they can't be as casual as the commercial companies; but that being said, I am sure that they could have had a warmer smile and enthusiasm toward the subject matter; they were close to robots;

[lockstocknl]

It's like looking at two aliens...

[mijachin]

uh ok... that is completed unrelated to to what i said....

[mijachin]

WTF??? can you guys update to the 21st century i literally see no difference between NASA's 70s videos and todays.....