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Space Forum / Shuttle / September 2005Why not two?
Couldn't you cut the risks in half by sending two missions at the same time? Send two person crews on each, though the CEV can accommodate four for double redundancy? > Couldn't you cut the risks in half by sending two missions at the same > time? Send two person crews on each, though the CEV can accommodate > four for double redundancy? Twice the complexity, twice as many systems to fail, times x. Twice the cost, too. --Damon |
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