Exemplary work teams.
We have a healthy spacecraft! Congratulations to the @NASA, @esa and @ulalaunch teams on a successful launch of #SolarOrbiter! I’m excited about this incredible mission that will conduct trailblazing science in heliophysics and give us our first images of the Sun’s poles.pic.twitter.com/hTT0r28ZWF
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Can't wait to see what Solar Orbiter and Parker will show us
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Congratulations
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Interesting. Do you happen to have a shareable $/kg payload for this launch?
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Don’t know off the top of my head. $/kg is an oft quoted, but rarely meaningful measure. Not relevant for dedicated launches. Very meaningful for multiple payload lifts. Will be the driver for proliferated LEO constellations. Atlas is now very good. Vulcan will be stunning
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I'm sure this device will suddenly stop working when data suggests that the sun is influencing our climate more than we previously thought... :)
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