I'm curious why they didn't do an unmanned live test, like SpaceX did with Crew Dragon? I'm reminded of the old adage, "never fly in a plane with a tail number less than 10". Is it just the expense? I presume we're past the point where we need humans to drive the thing.
The long delays on the ground indicated a high level of unexpected behavior. Not what you want in rocket systems.
The long delays on the ground indicated a high level of unexpected behavior. Not what you want in rocket systems.