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Jim Bridenstine stated Elon Musk would not be smoking a joint
on video podcast of a renowned comedian anytime soon. Talking with reporters,
Jim noted that people would not be seeing Ion smoke marijuana in the public as
was perceived doing back in September on The Joe Rogan Experience
Bridenstine stated in The Atlantic’s statement, and he will
not tell you that wasn’t helpful, and which he didn’t inspire confidence. The
leaders of the organization have to take that as an example of what to carry
out when you manage a company which is going to launch American astronauts.
According to Bridenstine, Ion is committed to security and safety as anyone,
and he knows that wasn’t right behavior and you will not see that action again.
Bridenstine personally planned a workplace culture as well
as safety evaluation of Musk’s and Boeing SpaceX earlier this November. Both
organizations have been tapped by NASA to give passenger spaceship for the
agency to shuttle astronauts to the ISS or International Space Station, with
the initial test flights scheduled in 2019.
The agreement is worth $6.8 billion, and it specifies that both agencies
“maintain a plan for getting alcohol and drug-free workforce.
Bridenstine states the reviews are an insurance measure to
ensure both companies aren’t prone to mishaps that could lead to the death of
astronaut because of workplace safety, stress, as well as long work hours.
Those possible issues happened to apprehension for NASA after Elon Musk’s
on-camera marijuana use. According to Bridenstine together with extremely
public as well as transparent admissions from the Chief Executive Officer that
he has been working demanding hours and pushing himself to his total limits at
his electric car company Tesla.
However, Bridenstine told the reporters that place of work
culture, as well as safety evaluation, was on his plan before the involvement
of Ion in smoking marijuana with Rogan.
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