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If the existing orbit is safe enough, why bother "increasing space safety"? The cost of this reconfiguration must be quite large. And why have no public comment
by wmf 10mo ago
If the existing orbit is safe enough, why bother "increasing space safety"? The cost of this reconfiguration must be quite large. And why have no public comment period?
- JumpCrisscross 10mo ago> If the existing orbit is safe enough, why bother "increasing space safety"? My honest guest is this is about latency more than safety. > why have no public comment period? Does the FAA require public-comment periods for plane changes?
- wmf 10mo agoI don't think this kind of change has ever been done before so there may not be clear regulations.