I didn't suggest or imply it was a bad track record, I said when launching rockets into space, things will happen, and delays are part of the game.
We will see if Space-X gets past 6 launches without going for a redesign.
Well that remains to be seen. BTW, does that mean 8 launches since 2 have already been successfully launched?
Their software problems have been there since launch one.
If they do overcome them, congratulations.
My attitude is based in practicality not negativity.
Again, delays, obviously inherent.
Theirs consist of sequencing from day one. If they had delays that were of a varied nature, I'd be encouraged.
Getting a 500 kilo payload to LEO is an accomplishment, but they are a long way away from where we were in the early 60’s.
The best rockets now are about twice as large as this one, and still one tenth that of the Saturn V.