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They should be! Have we not learned anything from Apollo? :D Or atleast provision an adapter or something.
by mab122 2y ago
They should be! Have we not learned anything from Apollo? :D Or atleast provision an adapter or something.
- nycdotnet 2y agoThe goal of two commercial vehicles was dissimilar redundancy. But yeah this should be worked on in the not too distant future.
- wonderwonder 2y agoNot sure how soon if ever Boeing is going to be putting astronauts in space again. I see Blue Origin stepping up and taking their place. Agreed though, should be a set of compatible standards for space suits.
- EasyMark 2y agoNormally I would disagree with you, but Boeing is facing death by a thousand cuts right now. I could see the US government not letting them fail however. So I’d give it 50/50, not 100% no-fly-again
- dmix 2y agoBoeing and gov employed sunk cost fallacy. Even if they do cancel it they’ll just restart the same project in 5yrs for twice the cost and a new name
- delfinom 2y agoYep, Boeing indirectly employs millions in the US. They are going to get a taxpayer funded bailout and golden parachutes whether or not we like it.
- convnet 2y agoBlue origin so far is a litigation company masquerading as a space company. I'll believe it when I see it.