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I don't know - I think the point is that at Starship costs its cheaper and faster to shoot up a tractor to space than to test it in a vacuum chamber. Especially
by blkhawk 5y ago
I don't know - I think the point is that at Starship costs its cheaper and faster to shoot up a tractor to space than to test it in a vacuum chamber. Especially for longer term tests.
NASA devices have to work right every time the first time. That is because they are not getting replaced in a decade if ever if they fail. With a launch cadence measured in days you can just shoot up a new one or 10.