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I'm an ex-ex-rocket scientist. I briefly left the NASA fold to work at a startup filled mostly with similar ex-rocket scientists. We applied what we learned about making rockets reliably, economically, and safely move from point A to point B to all kinds of other devices that move from point A to point B. I came back to the NASA fold because, in hindsight, that was not the best time to make the jump to oil and gas (upstream).

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83 Why were there no nuclear detonations in 1959? Jan 19 '17
68 Why does the United States keep using “old” date representations and imperial system, while being in the minority? Mar 19 '14
11 What time was it in Dawson Creek, BC at 1900-01-01 00:00:00 +0000? Apr 2 '16
8 Why were Japanese Americans forced to move, while German Americans and Italian Americans did not generally suffer the same consequences? Aug 31 '16
7 During the U.S. Prohibition, how did they get away with drinking alcohol? Oct 17 '14
5 Why were North American Native Americans Underdeveloped Jul 3 '16
4 What makes studying science different from studying the history of science? May 10 '16
4 Context of sign telling Japanese people to “keep moving” Feb 21 '16
3 US Congress in WW2 Compared with other legislative bodies Apr 17 '14
3 Why aren't there any Chinese colonies? Mar 24 '15
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