"First, let me clarify one thing: my remarks do not contain any personal emotions.
Every word I say is simply the most fundamental perspective of an aerospace worker on this matter.
So, everyone, look over here. First, let's take a look at its shape.
This thing's overall design looks similar to a B-2 stealth bomber.
It has long wings, and its overall shape is a sort of triangular form.
Putting other aspects aside, just this kind of shape alone can't withstand the harsh environment of high-temperature and high-pressure after breaking through the atmosphere.
Looking at this thing's general shape, let's temporarily refer to it as a space shuttle.
This means, even if the shuttle's wings are covered in thermal protection tiles, they absolutely cannot withstand the deformation caused by temperatures ranging from 600 to 1500 degrees Celsius."
At this point, Davis seemed worried that the people below would not understand what deformation means, so he explained further:
