Re: Could Falcon 9 compete with the Stick?
- From: fairwater@xxxxxxxxx (Derek Lyons)
- Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 22:26:02 GMT
"Tom Cuddihy" <tom.cuddihy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>But the operational cost points out that the more reusable
>portions consume the majority of the budget, in the order of
>reusability. The ET is the cheapest part, the SRBs are right behind,
>and orbiter servicing takes up the most. Ergo, the more reusable the
>parts are, the mroe expensive they are to build, maintain, and operate.
Ergo the more complex the part; the more expensive they are to build,
maintain, and operate - regardless of whether they are re-useable or
not.
But anyone with any sense already knew that.
D.
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