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Tag: nasa

How much is an astronaut’s life worth?

“It needs to be a finite number, for to set an infinite value on the life of an astronaut is to set both the goals of the space exploration effort and the needs of the rest of humanity at naught.” Robert Zubrin explains how NASA’s approach to risk undermines its mission and costs thousands of lives.
reason.com

Posted on 15/07/201222/07/2020Categories articleTags cost, nasa, perception, risk, safety, science, space, statistics, value
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