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I picked relatively high number 1/10000 as a starting point to get a ballpark. NASA has never tested deployment in the zero gravity. It's unlikely that the pro
by nabla9 5y ago
I picked relatively high number 1/10000 as a starting point to get a ballpark. NASA has never tested deployment in the zero gravity. It's unlikely that the probability is higher.
Ariane launch failure probability dominates if you add zeros.
0.00001 -> 4.8%
0.000001 -> 4.5%