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And when they do, they'll likely have telemetry of exactly what caused the problem. Then they'll adjust, and make the problem less likely in the future.
by mabbo 5y ago
And when they do, they'll likely have telemetry of exactly what caused the problem. Then they'll adjust, and make the problem less likely in the future.
- grecy 5y agoPrecisely!
- babesh 5y agoOne such data point has already been obtained. One booster didn’t land because one of the engines had burned through its bell. It was less than 10.
- bryanlarsen 5y agoBoot, not bell. A boot is a flexible seal so its replacement would be considered routine maintenance.
- babesh 5y agoOops. You are right.