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01:10:23	Jens Kauffmann:	How does this add redundancy against errors during assembly. Like a mirror module gets stuck in wrong place. In the end, does one need to do as much pre-testing as with current equipment that unfolds?
01:11:48	Lee Armus:	this model forgoes traditional Observatory I&T.  Did the team study the cost and timescales of this new paradigm for testing?
01:11:55	Lisa Locke:	For the assembly of the telescopes - about how many launches will be necessary for all parts? And where are the parts put while awaiting placement ?
01:12:20	Lee Armus:	How would the study results change if we would want to consider a cryogenically cooled large telescope in space, like OST?
01:17:38	nrangwal:	In your study, do you have a roadmap? What are the first few things that you would like to see happen or first few tests?
01:17:45	nrangwal:	In the past decadal surveys, have studies like this – very forward looking – and something that will be needed in a few decades – submitted? This is an investment that we make now so that the next decadal survey can use it to inform their decisions about next big missions?
01:20:37	Lee Armus:	Did the team work out a timescale for the reference telescope assembly, including realistic launches and testing timescales?
01:22:20	Dan Magorian:	did you look in beginning at unconnected swarming telescope elements rather than robotic arm asssembled components?  Higher risk more unknowns obviously
01:34:38	Dan Magorian:	can't seem unmute please read
01:35:17	Dan Magorian:	could you read
01:35:45	Dan Magorian:	obviously stuck with high TRL
01:36:11	Dan Magorian:	Cornell study looking at swarm herding out to L2
01:38:04	Dan Magorian:	thanks