How do you balance performance and reliability in spacecraft design?
Designing a spacecraft is a complex and challenging task that requires balancing multiple factors, such as performance, reliability, cost, safety, and mission objectives. Performance refers to how well the spacecraft can perform its intended functions, such as maneuvering, communicating, sensing, and delivering payloads. Reliability refers to how likely the spacecraft can survive and operate in the harsh and uncertain environment of space, such as radiation, thermal extremes, micrometeoroids, and orbital debris. How do you balance performance and reliability in spacecraft design? Here are some principles and practices that can help you achieve this goal.
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Tejaswi R SeithEngineer & manager in the space industry. On the lookout for new opportunities.
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Renee Frohnert, MBASpace Pioneer || NXTGEN Astronaut @ Virgin Galactic || Lecturer @ Cornell University
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Martina DimoskaAnalog Astronaut | Founder & President ISA | Google WTMA | Emerging Space Leader - IAF | NASA Space Apps Local Lead |…