Re: Bush says about the shuttle....and that the White House would not be all that upset if it never flew again.
- From: "Marko Horvat" <marko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 18:49:34 +0200
> If NASA is not able to complete the job of building the station, if it
> is unwilling to fly the shuttle 19 more flights, then why should
> anyone trust NASA to be able to complete that mythical CEV ?
CEV has to be sustainable.
This is of the paramount importance.
If CEV launches can be sustained over a long period of time than it will
have a true merit, it will be useful, it will be reliable.
Only when NASA will be able to launch CEV whenever and at will, it will be
possible to say that the CEV project has been a success.
This is perhaps the only reason why Soyuz is considered successful. It is
not very capable, nor trendy, nor pretty but it is a true workhorse. And for
what is worth it's doing its job.
.
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