I encountered the following text:"The SpaceX founder’s tweet shows the Crew Dragon in an anechoic chamber at NASA’s Plum Brook Station in Cleveland, Ohio. The super soundproof room is the perfect setting for this futuristic-looking spacecraft to shine:"athttps://www.inverse.com/article/45088-spacex-crew-dragon-spacecraft-evolution-photosI'm somewhat mystified.The benefit of an RF anechoic chamber for antenna testing is obvious.However, the article specifically refers to "the super soundproof room".What benefit does an acoustic anechoic chamber have for spacecraft testing?Or, is the author of the article confused?Thanks
Thanks for your reply.You're probably right.Just a poorly written article.Thanks
SpaceX Crew Dragon ship in anechoic chamber for EMI testing before being sent to @NASA Plum Brook vacuum chamber
It's also unclear to me if this EMI testing is being done *at* Plum Brook, or just before being sent to Plum Brook.The original quote:QuoteSpaceX Crew Dragon ship in anechoic chamber for EMI testing before being sent to @NASA Plum Brook vacuum chamber