This was the thing I liked the most in the article...
Wired.com: Your whole mantra is "cheaper and more reliable." But so far you're zero for three, which is anything but cheap and reliable, and guys like GlobalSecurity.org's John Pike say the reason it has taken billions of dollars and tens of thousands of people to successfully launch rockets is physics, not some new design or economic model.
Musk: Guys like John Pike have existed since the dawn of time, and if you listen to people like that then things will never get better, never change. It's a false point of view. Yes, we need to put some rockets into orbit. But the first order of business is to get rid of design errors, which we're doing, and once those are eliminated then you're dealing with repeatability, and people should judge what we're doing from the point of view of all the design issues we've ironed out through these F1 test flights.
Hey I have solved 1,2 and 5.
Did you notice that Puzzle 5 had appeared in 2004 U.S. Puzzle Championship (Puzzle no.15)
"Television...is something the Russians invented to destroy American education." - Erdos
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This was the thing I liked the most in the article...
Wired.com: Your whole mantra is "cheaper and more reliable." But so far you're zero for three, which is anything but cheap and reliable, and guys like GlobalSecurity.org's John Pike say the reason it has taken billions of dollars and tens of thousands of people to successfully launch rockets is physics, not some new design or economic model.
Musk: Guys like John Pike have existed since the dawn of time, and if you listen to people like that then things will never get better, never change. It's a false point of view. Yes, we need to put some rockets into orbit. But the first order of business is to get rid of design errors, which we're doing, and once those are eliminated then you're dealing with repeatability, and people should judge what we're doing from the point of view of all the design issues we've ironed out through these F1 test flights.
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I dont throw chairs
My simplest proof
Hey I have solved 1,2 and 5. Did you notice that Puzzle 5 had appeared in 2004 U.S. Puzzle Championship (Puzzle no.15) "Television...is something the Russians invented to destroy American education." - Erdos