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Compare this to SLS which needs about two years between launches to make changes.

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• hulitu 3y ago
  Will be interesting to know how many of those 1k changes are tested.
  • mdhen 3y ago
    That's what the next launch is for.
    • hulitu 3y ago
      So just like Microsoft: testing in production.
      • AeiumNE 3y ago
        It's a test flight
      • mdhen 3y ago
        The key to spacex's success is that they are not afraid of having rockets blow up during development. They launch, learn, iterate, launch again. I'm not sure how any sane person can argue with their results.
• Shawnj2 3y ago
  Both approaches are valid- NASA is the “we have one shot to get this right” approach and SpaceX is the “launches for test data are cheap” approach. Both are valid