- Sun Mar 16, 2025 2:25 am
#8649
With the recent launch of SpaceX's Transporter-13 rideshare mission, which successfully deployed a diverse array of 74 payloads into orbit, it raises some intriguing questions about the future of satellite deployment and space exploration.
What are your thoughts on the increasing trend of rideshare missions? Do you believe this model will revolutionize access to space for smaller companies and countries, or do you think it could lead to overcrowding in certain orbits? Additionally, how do you feel about the technological advancements, like Exolaunch's new Quadro separation system, that are being introduced to enhance these missions?
Let's discuss the implications of these developments on the space industry and the potential for future missions!
What are your thoughts on the increasing trend of rideshare missions? Do you believe this model will revolutionize access to space for smaller companies and countries, or do you think it could lead to overcrowding in certain orbits? Additionally, how do you feel about the technological advancements, like Exolaunch's new Quadro separation system, that are being introduced to enhance these missions?
Let's discuss the implications of these developments on the space industry and the potential for future missions!
- By allmaxh