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My suspicion is that SpaceX and the ESA disagreed either on: 1/ the position of the SpaceX vehicle (ESA may not trust the SpaceX position data) 2/ that they d
by debatem1 7y ago
My suspicion is that SpaceX and the ESA disagreed either on:
1/ the position of the SpaceX vehicle (ESA may not trust the SpaceX position data)
2/ that they disagreed on the probability of a collision (ESA thinks it's 5%, SpaceX thinks it's 0.005%) or
3/ they disagreed on whether the probability of a collision was worth moving for (eg, ESA thinks you should move for a one-in-a-million shot, SpaceX disagrees).
I recall someone saying that SpaceX did share ephemeris, but I can't find a reference. Maybe I dreamed it.