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That depends on the application. If we are talking safety critical human space flight SLS would be preferable over SpaceX.
by ChiefEngineer 2y ago
That depends on the application. If we are talking safety critical human space flight SLS would be preferable over SpaceX.
- hodgesrm 2y agoWait, you mean the SLS that could not bring astronauts back from the International Space Station? It's nine months in and they are still up there.
- hodgesrm 2y agoOops, that's Starliner. Still...It would be perhaps better for Boeing to get out of rockets entirely and focus on fixing their commercial airline business.
- sho_hn 2y agoYou're confusing things. The mission you are referring to was flown using the Boeing Starliner capsule, launched atop a Atlas V N22 rocket. Not the SLS or Orion.
- baggy_trough 2y agoHow can that possibly be true?
- xeromal 2y agoI mean one is actually flying right now and one ain't
- lostlogin 2y agoYou’re picking Boeing for their safety record? Why is that?
- dapperdrake 2y agoCaution went out the door.
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