In this AVweb VODcast, former NASA lead flight director and KITPLANES editor at large Paul Dye explains why this week’s launch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft requires split-timing. It’s a little like driving a really fast car with only a few quarts of gas in the tank.
Why the Dragon’s Split Second Launch Timing is a Must
Key Takeaways:
- Paul Dye, a former NASA lead flight director, explains the SpaceX Crew Dragon launch.
- The launch requires "split-timing" due to limited fuel.
- The analogy used is driving a fast car with low fuel.
- The video is a VODcast from AVweb.
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