Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 12:43:41 01/15/00
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On January 15, 2000 at 12:24:46, James Robertson wrote: >>No, but it does mean to build one of those alternatives is going to take a >>_bunch_ of time. Which was the original point here. If it took the original >>Nasa team nearly 10 years to do it. It would take the same time roughly to do >>it again, if no one does what Nasa did. > >The original point - almost. :) The original point was whether or not the moon >lander could have been built in a similar amount of time if NASA had replaced >its crew halfway through the project. :) The answer is almost certainly "no". Just redoing the apollo capsule almost dumped the entire project. > >Obviously, the DB team was a bit smaller so each person played a much more >substantial role, and would probably be harder to replace. Could Hsu have been >replaced by another person or group of people? Let's find out in some other >thread (we have too many here, and if we could condense our discussion to one or >two it would be easier to handle :). > >James
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