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Falcon Heavy Delays as a Burndown Chart
- asteli 9y agoI wonder how much of the delay was caused by cascading delays as a result of crappy scheduling. If you need X to complete Y and Y¹, scheduling gets pushed back for Z, Z¹... Zₙ. Is there some benefit, some management strategy that involves operating in crisis mode indefinitely? How does management continue to be over-optimistic several times without doing the introspection to see that they're not making good estimates?
- jcims 9y agoI don’t know, but I know some people you could ask.
- Reason077 9y agoEveryday Astronaut has a good video explaining the reasons behind the Falcon Heavy delay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOdoNQXQYv8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOdoNQXQYv8 It was largely down to the design and requirements evolving over the years. Because the Falcon 9 itself improved and dramatically increased it's payload capacity, it became able to itself fulfil many of the missions that the Heavy was originally intended for. The Falcon Heavy that flew yesterday was quite different to the one that was originally planned.
- 8bitsrule 9y agoThis is the highest-bandwidth exposition of FH I've seen.
- valuearb 9y agoThese is the least useless burndown chart I've ever seen, making it still useless.
- matt-attack 9y agoCan someone explain this chart? I simply cannot understand it.