I think you should be able to use them everywhere:being in vacuum don't prevent you of firing rockets. Of course, it might not be a good idea, but you should be able to do it anyway.
Source: Facebook status from SpaceX. Unfortunately, I haven't found any article/website/forum saying the same thing(you can find some article on the test).
So what,he will just stand on the top,chairs are overrated anyway... This is the last scheduled flight of the Grasshoper rig:( The next test are low altitude test of the Falcon 9 Reusable (F9R) development vehicle(it will then be hight altitude)
Because the "IVA" is supposed to be a sort of first-person view. And I know that during lift-off, your head shake(unfortunately,I don't know it by personal experience ). I think that's why the OP want that camera shake.
No, serious math start before that. the user below me know how to use i to make a real number(of course, we don't accept answer such as i^2) I know two way to do that: e^(pi*i)=-1 e^(0.5*pi)*(i^i)=1
The other solution would be to give all the power to the engineers:they can do whatever they want as long as it fit the budget. Of course,no politician will accept to lose their power
The leak on the SRB was noticed long ago, why didn't the NASA replaced it? Does the engineers underestimated the risk? Does the fault goes to the administration? Thank you for reading this (short) thread!