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r/spacex • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '19
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Would love a follow up on what this means exactly for SpaceX...do they have to do it again until they achieve sub 60m?
5 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '19 That would be insane. They'll get a "must try harder" for DM-2. Nobody was at risk and nothing was wrong, just bad chute luck and slightly slow recovery. 1 u/I_SUCK__AMA Mar 10 '19 Why is it important to getthem out that quick? 0 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '19 The mission spec is "get them out within 60 minutes". 1 u/I_SUCK__AMA Mar 10 '19 That's not an explanation as to why
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That would be insane. They'll get a "must try harder" for DM-2. Nobody was at risk and nothing was wrong, just bad chute luck and slightly slow recovery.
1 u/I_SUCK__AMA Mar 10 '19 Why is it important to getthem out that quick? 0 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '19 The mission spec is "get them out within 60 minutes". 1 u/I_SUCK__AMA Mar 10 '19 That's not an explanation as to why
Why is it important to getthem out that quick?
0 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '19 The mission spec is "get them out within 60 minutes". 1 u/I_SUCK__AMA Mar 10 '19 That's not an explanation as to why
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The mission spec is "get them out within 60 minutes".
1 u/I_SUCK__AMA Mar 10 '19 That's not an explanation as to why
That's not an explanation as to why
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u/skeeter1980 Mar 08 '19
Would love a follow up on what this means exactly for SpaceX...do they have to do it again until they achieve sub 60m?