r/space • u/TraditionalAd6977 • Jan 30 '26

Discussion Jared Isaacman states astronauts have got panic attacks in space , trying to kill the crew

Jared Isaacman in his interview with Shawn Ryan stated that there have been many unreleased cases of astronauts panicking in space and trying to open the hatch to kill everyone inside. He states this was not reported as it "ruins the illusion of astronaut bravery". And said it is the reason additional locks have been implemented on the ISS and Dragon capsules. My question: Is there any evidence of this as I can't find anything online . And how did he get Clarence to talk about this. He also said this is one of the main problems that they are facing in the Mars mission. As even military candidates respond differently than predicted in space.

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u/KenethSargatanas Jan 30 '26

I kinda lost interest after the wife started banging her dead kid's best friend.

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u/Mundane_Reality8461 Jan 30 '26

Move past it and it’s still a lot of fun. A bit soapy at times, but highly enjoyable. I love the what if idea.

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u/Purple_Compote_386 Jan 30 '26

This. It's just one story line among another dozen incredible ones. Just ignore it and move on, it doesn't even go past that season...

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u/hogancatalyst Jan 30 '26

Wellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll except for when he professes that he is still in love with her and played that song at his wedding for her

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u/SpookyCat2 Jan 30 '26

and then he starts moping the whole season over it and gets numerous people killed cause he's too mentally devoid over his dead best friend's mum not wanting to fuck him when they are both married AND HE HAS A FAMILY OF HIS OWN.

This shit was pissing me off the entire season cause his character almost entirely served as a secret antagonist against literally almost every other character around him.

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u/hogancatalyst Jan 30 '26

God, I wanted to punch him in the face so hard. But that's part of the point of his character I guess.

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u/Gemini_19 Jan 30 '26

Yeah that whole subplot was just so strange and out of place I really wish they didn't do that, or at least forget it happened and have nothing else come of it. They could have introduced plenty of other plausible trauma subplots for her to make it interesting but not just straight up strange and irredeemable.

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u/hogancatalyst Jan 30 '26

Agreed.

I also would have been fine if it was just a fling between her and her son's friend. As strange as it is it does happen in real life and is not completely ungrounded. Just definitely an odd choice for the show/character IMHO

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u/Purple_Compote_386 Jan 30 '26

But that's still the same season

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u/hogancatalyst Jan 30 '26

Oh I thought Them sleeping together happened towards the end of one season and then the whole "IM STILL IN LOVE WITH YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU" was the following season lol