Elon Musk's video launches review of NASA's SpaceX and Boeing safety

After a video showing SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk, smoking marijuana and drinking whiskey online, NASA has taken steps to order a series of workplace safety reviews not only at SpaceX , but also to its competitor Boeing.

The two companies are developing spacecraft to transport its astronauts to and from the International Space Station.

the Washington Post first reported the safety study, which will involve site inspections and numerous interviews.

He also quoted unnamed sources as saying that the safety review was triggered by Musk's recent behavior during a webcast, where he was seen smoking a marijuana joint with the host of transmission.

This incident has reportedly shaken some NASA officials who had requested a review of the workplace at SpaceX and Boeing. They demand that all federal agencies be free of drugs and alcohol.

"If I see something inappropriate, the main concern for me is what culture has led to this inadequacy and what NASA is involved in," said Jim Bridenstine, NASA Administrator. The Washington Post.

"As an agency, we do not just lead ourselves, we also lead our entrepreneurs. We must show the American public that when we put an astronaut on a rocket, he will be safe. "

The NASA Mission Security and Assurance Office will lead the security review as it ensures compliance with NASA's workplace policies.

Boeing said confidently that NASA would positively evaluate its company culture:

"Boeing's culture ensures the integrity, safety and quality of our products, our people and their work environment."

SpaceX expressed the same optimism and said in a statement: "We take seriously the responsibility that NASA has given us to safely and reliably transport American astronauts to and from the International Space Station."