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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 li
by 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 agoI believe the recovery teams have to meet the proper deadlines as well.
- Already__Taken 7y agoThe webcast said the US air force normally gets the crew, did I miss-hear?
- rrmm 7y agoThat 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 agoDuring press conference, they said the highest the g forces hit was 3.5
- skunkworker 7y agoIsn’t that similar to a roller coaster?
- wbl 7y agoYou also have to worry about jerk and orientation.