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Looks like a total success. Great job.

• Tepix 7y ago
  It looks good so far but we won't really know until the telemetry has been looked at. For example the g-forces on the astronauts could have exceeded the safe limits.
  • rrmm 7y ago
    I believe the recovery teams have to meet the proper deadlines as well.
    • Already__Taken 7y ago
      The webcast said the US air force normally gets the crew, did I miss-hear?
      • rrmm 7y ago
        That might be the case. I was assuming based on some comments I vaguely recall following the DM-1 capsule recovery. EDIT: https://spaceflightnow.com/2020/01/16/spacex-abort-test-serves-as-practice-run-for-astronauts-rescue-teams/ https://spaceflightnow.com/2020/01/16/spacex-abort-test-serv... has more details about the recovery operations and the Air Force's role.
  • vermontdevil 7y ago
    During press conference, they said the highest the g forces hit was 3.5
    • skunkworker 7y ago
      Isn’t that similar to a roller coaster?
      • wbl 7y ago
        You also have to worry about jerk and orientation.