Exos CEO John Quinn comments on SpaceNews when there’s Exos news. I found this quote interesting:
If we can continue to learn from these events we will exponentially increase our learning and continue to “buy down” or mitigate risk in our Orbital program. Suborbital is not about a “suborbital business” its about building operational excellence and mitigating risk.
I thought maybe a business case closed for a reusable suborbital sounding rocket, but I guess not? Suborbital is merely a place to test (portions of) your orbital capability. Is this why Blue Origin doesn’t fly New Shepard more than 3 or 4 times a year?
Exos CEO John Quinn comments on SpaceNews when there’s Exos news. I found this quote interesting:
If we can continue to learn from these events we will exponentially increase our learning and continue to “buy down” or mitigate risk in our Orbital program. Suborbital is not about a “suborbital business” its about building operational excellence and mitigating risk.
I thought maybe a business case closed for a reusable suborbital sounding rocket, but I guess not? Suborbital is merely a place to test (portions of) your orbital capability. Is this why Blue Origin doesn’t fly New Shepard more than 3 or 4 times a year?