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Not if the satellite is much more expensive than the rocket. Using the GP's figures of $200mm and $60mm, that would mean paying $70mm in insurance instead of ju
by dmurray 10y ago
Not if the satellite is much more expensive than the rocket. Using the GP's figures of $200mm and $60mm, that would mean paying $70mm in insurance instead of just waiting for the next $60mm flight.
- eru 10y agoYes, that's true. With an expensive enough satellite, even a free launch would not compensate for 30% failure.