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In response to
"How is the process that built Falcon 9, the most reliable rocket flying and the only reusable one "minimum viable"? -- nm"
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TWuG
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what he's describing in the article is "make it good enough, launch it, and see what happens." that's almost the definition of minimum viable.
Posted by
mafic
Apr 20 '23, 17:26
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also Atlas V has never failed. Falcon 9 has, and even then Soyuz has been going a lot longer and safer than either of them.
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