This episode will cover the crash of the Virgin Enterprise Spaceship, which took place 8 years earlier as of the publication of this episode. Today I hope that we can look at the term “pilot error” and understand the high level of detail and demand that each pilot has to undertake and understand that sometimes the stresses placed on an individual is too much to expect when the margin of error is a fraction of a second.

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In-Flight Breakup During Test Flight Scaled Composites SpaceShipTwo, N339SS Near Koehn Dry Lake, California October (NTSB Report)

WhiteKnightTwo by Virgin Galactic | Dezeen

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Deadly SpaceShipTwo Crash Caused by Co-Pilot Error: NTSB | Space