How would the Dragonfly work in terms of atmospheric flight?
Matt ShermanTechnical Designer, guest
And actually, even though we're reading a half hour ago's chat now, I saw a few people talking about how the Dragonfly would work in terms of atmospheric. So it won't actually be an atmospheric flight craft. When you're on a planet surface or on a moon or something, you're going to be running along the ground. When you're pulled out of the gravitational effect of that planet and you're just in space, then you'll be flying on its own. But it won't be in the atmosphere. It's not like a Cessna actually able to fly. It's very much when it's on a planet's surface, it's on the ground.
Ben LesnickDirector of Community Engagement, Online Strategy and Spaceships
Or hovering, kind of.
starfarer.space · Reverse the Verse: June 17th, 2016