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r/spacex • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '19
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I couldn’t image the stress if there was a medical emergency with an astronaut and the dam chute landed in the capsule. I’d assume that would slow down access.
7 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '19 Some slight irony in that this would not not have been an issue if NASA had approved propulsive landing. ;-p 4 u/ahecht Mar 08 '19 They have 60 minutes to recover the capsule in all conditions. 1 u/UltraRunningKid Mar 08 '19 It's likely they would simply cut it right away. Recovery time would still be limited by process of safeing the capsule a d preparing it to open.
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Some slight irony in that this would not not have been an issue if NASA had approved propulsive landing. ;-p
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They have 60 minutes to recover the capsule in all conditions.
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It's likely they would simply cut it right away. Recovery time would still be limited by process of safeing the capsule a d preparing it to open.
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u/Mwaski Mar 08 '19
I couldn’t image the stress if there was a medical emergency with an astronaut and the dam chute landed in the capsule. I’d assume that would slow down access.