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What the OP seems to be saying is that the emergency abort system actually operates on a “lysine deficiency” basis: if the signal is no longer received, the sel
by qubex 6y ago
What the OP seems to be saying is that the emergency abort system actually operates on a “lysine deficiency” basis: if the signal is no longer received, the self-destruct system goes BOOM.
I suppose this classifies as “fail-safe”, though if there’s folks riding on the tip of this large sharp shard with the explosive force of a small nuclear weapon I’d be rather concerned about radio transient interference and things like that.
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- bumby 6y agoIn that case, is it not really autonomous? Who’s stopping the signal? I’m assuming the range officer? When passengers are on-board, there’s generally a launch abort engine that is supposed to help them leave safely in a abort scenario