This is what guru said-
So on F3, in terms of schedule and where we are, we continue to expect to bring F3 into service in mid to late calendar year 2025, which is a little more than a year from now. And a key milestone, which is thermal vacuum testing is expected to begin this quarter on the F3 spacecraft. And then in terms of ViaSat-3 F2, we continue to anticipate bringing F2 into service in late calendar year 2025.
"Guru says a lot of things"
All of it a complete waste of (a) oxygen and (b) sound energy
"I wonder what it costs to launch. Maybe they have to wait so the check won't bounce"
A single F9H launch costs in the region of $97m. Potentially discounted if we committed to both F2 and F3 I guess.
I wonder what it costs to launch. Maybe they have to wait so the check won't bounce.
Seems like they aren't in a hurry at all.
Guru says a lot of things