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Yes, it's clearly nothing like what Blue Origin is doing and the landing was perfect. You're arguing against something I never said. My question was specificall
by dyarosla 11y ago
Yes, it's clearly nothing like what Blue Origin is doing and the landing was perfect. You're arguing against something I never said. My question was specifically about the centering, which up until this point, SpaceX had always seemed to land (and aimed to land) right on target. This time it was not centered, and I wanted to know if anything had changed.
- rebootthesystem 11y agoThis ain't software. Contact with the real world with physical things introduces, among other things, variability. They didn't aim to land 25 feet from the edge of the ship, it just happened. Can they do better. Probably. Give them time. Just don't expect perfection. A perfect landing is one where you get to recover and reuse the rocket. It was perfect.