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It's also the problem that for example dockings happen only approximately every few months or so. Hence it's not worth the effort to make it a fast process - th
by Gravityloss 12y ago
It's also the problem that for example dockings happen only approximately every few months or so. Hence it's not worth the effort to make it a fast process - the investment of time and resources would never pay itself back.
Interesting that you used a ship analogy.
I've heard of claims like "you can't LNG bunker a ship in an hour". But if you operate a fast turnaround ferry on a point to point route, your time table simply gives you no choice. You pay the money and spend the effort to develop a working process, and then you have a fast process.
Pioneering is expensive indeed. And space is a very unforgiving environment.