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Faithful Steed
she doesn't know how to park
The astronaut "spam in a can" comes to mind.

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"Spam in a can" was
a disparaging term used by 1960s test pilots to describe early Mercury astronauts, likening them to helpless passengers packed inside a metal capsule. Popularized by figures like Chuck Yeager, it highlighted the shift from pilots controlling aircraft to relying on automated systems, implying limited control over their flight.

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"Spam in a can" was a disparaging term used by 1960s test pilots to describe early Mercury astronauts, likening them to helpless passengers packed inside a metal capsule.
The first seven astronauts didn't like it either. They originally weren't going to even have a window, and they demanded windows be added or they wouldn't fly the mission.
 
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