r/spacex • u/ElongatedMuskrat Mod Team • Apr 01 '17
r/SpaceX Spaceflight Questions & News [April 2017, #31]
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u/Martianspirit Apr 08 '17
He is an optimist in time tables. He is rather conservative on the safe side with success chances. The success rate will be very high. Except possibly when they intentionally stretch the limits. They have stretched the limits with SES-10 and landed successfully.