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No. It's way easier today to test than to solve that problem.
by avmich 6y ago
No. It's way easier today to test than to solve that problem.
- GizmoSwan 6y agoThey will get a single rocket from that ideology and get stuck again in the loop later on with any big modification.
- avmich 6y agoFalcon 9 now flies and lands with no crashes, especially comparing to expendable rockets. Of course a modification big enough will require changing control parameters, but that's a routine task for engineering. Some day we'll have good enough models for air flows in all necessary modes and good enough computers to run those models; we aren't there yet. Testing is still required.