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The validity of the concept of operation depends entirely on the validity of the assumptions that went into it. If, for example, the truss building unit can't a
by jjk166 4y ago
The validity of the concept of operation depends entirely on the validity of the assumptions that went into it. If, for example, the truss building unit can't actually make truss much faster than an appropriately designed spider working directly, or if the project would be done before the TBU could be completed, then suddenly the argument for spending a lot of resources building the TBU disappears. Yeah, you gotta start somewhere, but this isn't the place to start.
- pmayrgundter 4y agoYep, I get that.. it's like, don't start the Manhattan project if you can't create a runaway nuclear reaction in the lab. I suspect the author has given the truss system a fair amount of thought given the rest. But ok, your spider sense is ringing :)