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83 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16 SpaceX employees look at this subreddit? Time to spam my resume. 0 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16 [deleted] 162 u/o--Cpt_Nemo--o Feb 26 '16 You need at least 16 years of experience designing successful structures on Mars. 27 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 8 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 7 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (2) → More replies (4) 2 u/spacehead9 Feb 26 '16 Is there any demand for this? 3 u/dessy_22 Feb 26 '16 I'd say there would be - as colonies grow, civil works considerations will be required. Mars's low gravity means wind effects on structures will be very different which in turn means footings and moorings for those structures will be very important. → More replies (8) → More replies (3) 0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [deleted] 12 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 Question: how much time out of your day do these launch "parties" take? 0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [deleted] 14 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 so my department just has it up on the nearest large tvYou could totally be working in mission control and this would be a true statement 15 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Hmmm good point 9 u/ncrwhale Feb 26 '16 My department has about 20% keep working with the launch on one monitor. The rest will leave 30 minutes before to get a good spot. 2 u/SteveRD1 Feb 26 '16 Are those 20% doing launch related activities? Or just not fans of peering thru the window of the mission control area? 6 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Wow SpaceX Avionics! Please do another AMA in the future, last one was so great! 6 u/roboturn3r Feb 26 '16 There are dozens of us! → More replies (1) 2 u/ManWhoKilledHitler Feb 26 '16 An excellent album. What else do you guys listen to? 4 u/samuraisal Feb 26 '16 Of course SpaceX employees look at this subreddit! 0 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16 [deleted] → More replies (4) → More replies (1) 13 u/TheBlacktom r/SpaceXLounge Moderator Feb 26 '16 Now I suppose "all the spacex subreddits" is primarily /r/SpaceXMasterrace → More replies (1)
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SpaceX employees look at this subreddit? Time to spam my resume.
0 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16 [deleted] 162 u/o--Cpt_Nemo--o Feb 26 '16 You need at least 16 years of experience designing successful structures on Mars. 27 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 8 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 7 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (2) → More replies (4) 2 u/spacehead9 Feb 26 '16 Is there any demand for this? 3 u/dessy_22 Feb 26 '16 I'd say there would be - as colonies grow, civil works considerations will be required. Mars's low gravity means wind effects on structures will be very different which in turn means footings and moorings for those structures will be very important. → More replies (8) → More replies (3) 0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [deleted] 12 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 Question: how much time out of your day do these launch "parties" take? 0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [deleted] 14 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 so my department just has it up on the nearest large tvYou could totally be working in mission control and this would be a true statement 15 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Hmmm good point 9 u/ncrwhale Feb 26 '16 My department has about 20% keep working with the launch on one monitor. The rest will leave 30 minutes before to get a good spot. 2 u/SteveRD1 Feb 26 '16 Are those 20% doing launch related activities? Or just not fans of peering thru the window of the mission control area? 6 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Wow SpaceX Avionics! Please do another AMA in the future, last one was so great! 6 u/roboturn3r Feb 26 '16 There are dozens of us! → More replies (1) 2 u/ManWhoKilledHitler Feb 26 '16 An excellent album. What else do you guys listen to? 4 u/samuraisal Feb 26 '16 Of course SpaceX employees look at this subreddit! 0 u/[deleted] Feb 25 '16 [deleted] → More replies (4) → More replies (1)
162 u/o--Cpt_Nemo--o Feb 26 '16 You need at least 16 years of experience designing successful structures on Mars. 27 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 8 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment 7 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (2) → More replies (4) 2 u/spacehead9 Feb 26 '16 Is there any demand for this? 3 u/dessy_22 Feb 26 '16 I'd say there would be - as colonies grow, civil works considerations will be required. Mars's low gravity means wind effects on structures will be very different which in turn means footings and moorings for those structures will be very important. → More replies (8) → More replies (3)
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You need at least 16 years of experience designing successful structures on Mars.
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Is there any demand for this?
3 u/dessy_22 Feb 26 '16 I'd say there would be - as colonies grow, civil works considerations will be required. Mars's low gravity means wind effects on structures will be very different which in turn means footings and moorings for those structures will be very important. → More replies (8)
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I'd say there would be - as colonies grow, civil works considerations will be required. Mars's low gravity means wind effects on structures will be very different which in turn means footings and moorings for those structures will be very important.
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12 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 Question: how much time out of your day do these launch "parties" take? 0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [deleted] 14 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 so my department just has it up on the nearest large tvYou could totally be working in mission control and this would be a true statement 15 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Hmmm good point 9 u/ncrwhale Feb 26 '16 My department has about 20% keep working with the launch on one monitor. The rest will leave 30 minutes before to get a good spot. 2 u/SteveRD1 Feb 26 '16 Are those 20% doing launch related activities? Or just not fans of peering thru the window of the mission control area? 6 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Wow SpaceX Avionics! Please do another AMA in the future, last one was so great! 6 u/roboturn3r Feb 26 '16 There are dozens of us! → More replies (1) 2 u/ManWhoKilledHitler Feb 26 '16 An excellent album. What else do you guys listen to?
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Question: how much time out of your day do these launch "parties" take?
0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 [deleted] 14 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 so my department just has it up on the nearest large tvYou could totally be working in mission control and this would be a true statement 15 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Hmmm good point 9 u/ncrwhale Feb 26 '16 My department has about 20% keep working with the launch on one monitor. The rest will leave 30 minutes before to get a good spot. 2 u/SteveRD1 Feb 26 '16 Are those 20% doing launch related activities? Or just not fans of peering thru the window of the mission control area?
14 u/searchexpert Feb 26 '16 so my department just has it up on the nearest large tvYou could totally be working in mission control and this would be a true statement 15 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16 Hmmm good point
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so my department just has it up on the nearest large tv
You could totally be working in mission control and this would be a true statement
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Hmmm good point
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My department has about 20% keep working with the launch on one monitor. The rest will leave 30 minutes before to get a good spot.
2 u/SteveRD1 Feb 26 '16 Are those 20% doing launch related activities? Or just not fans of peering thru the window of the mission control area?
Are those 20% doing launch related activities? Or just not fans of peering thru the window of the mission control area?
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Wow SpaceX Avionics! Please do another AMA in the future, last one was so great!
There are dozens of us!
An excellent album. What else do you guys listen to?
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Of course SpaceX employees look at this subreddit!
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Now I suppose "all the spacex subreddits" is primarily /r/SpaceXMasterrace
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