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I guess now the question is whether they can do it the majority of the time.
by deadowl 11y ago
I guess now the question is whether they can do it the majority of the time.
- jchoong 11y agoyeah.. the beauty of the rocket cost asymmetry means they only need to do it 'sometimes' and not all the time to drastically reduce launch costs. (75% of cost is in the first stage, fuel costs are 0.3%)
- kevinqi 11y agoYup, that's what I'm wondering too. How much variance is there from launch to launch, and to what degree is this reproducible?