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Well, nothing is a complete failure ever from your point then - you always learn from mistakes.
by nikolay 6y ago
Well, nothing is a complete failure ever from your point then - you always learn from mistakes.
- sirk390 6y agoYes, but if it explodes during launch you learn only a little(you don't have any data for flight and landing) Here it went almost perfect because they have the data for everything to be able to fix issues
- mlyle 6y agoWe have launch, controlled flight through the desired test regime, and a botched landing. And as others have said, it's either complete success-or-explosion that's expected in this area.
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- pertymcpert 6y agoWhat point was that? I just asked you a question.