Wasn't expecting Ryan's comment about F9 failure but have to agree; it'll either fail or SpaceX will never deviate from testing and checking and refurbishment. I hope SpaceX will not have a Falcon failure and will retire them as required; usually via non-recovery. He makes a good point...take note SpaceX.
How many commercial aircraft have eventually “failed to do their job” on takeoff. How many planes and engines have more cycles than any rocket? Aircraft inspections and turn around takes far less time than Rocket inspections and turn around.
A delightful and rare treat when Chris Bergin hosts a launch. He has a different approach and perspective. As do all NSF hosts. Lovely; smashing and splendid. Thank you Chris.
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