Re: Why is the CEV so heavy?
- From: "Allen Thomson" <thomsona@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 May 2005 10:44:18 -0700
Rand Simberg wrote:
> I'm not aware of anything written, but I remember
> numbers like one in ten thousand. We actually had
> some internal studies at Rockwell that indicated
> much lower numbers (i.e., higher probability of loss)
> not out of bed with the post-Challenger estimates,
> but they weren't allowed to be discussed in polite
>(which is to say, NASA and senior management) company.
Interesting, though not surprising. :( Internal contractor
studies are probably unrecoverable, but perhaps it would
be worthwhile to FOIA NASA for shuttle safety estimates made
in the early days. Even a negative response ("We can't find
any.") would be informative.
.
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