/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14960023
>>14960038
>yfw it will scrub and have to rollback again for repairs and booster refit

>>14800017
It's wont explode, the internal computers will simply never let it launch and NASA knows it. I predict it will terminate countdown in the last 1-5 minutes and they will have to roll it back for another 6-12 months.

Imagine the money oldspace lost out on with this single launch...

>hold again

ITS FLAPPENING!

Reminder:
>NASA's new Space Launch System (SLS) megarocket and associated ground infrastructure have soared past original cost estimates to a degree that requires the agency to notify Congress about the ballooning budget.
>"The new development baseline cost for SLS is $9.1 billion, and the commitment for the initial ground-systems capability to support the [rocket's first] mission is now $2.4 billion," Lueders wrote, without elaborating on what the previous baseline costs were. Congress had previously approved a $7 billion commitment for the SLS' development, according to 2019 fiscal numbers.

>docking with the ISS was not a requirement for the Starliner test
Its a FUCKING CLOWN WORLD

>yfw SLS delayed to 2021
>yfw starship is now more likely to launch before SLS