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>>12579751
How demoralising must it be for Blue Origin that by the time they can mount a challenge to Starship via New Armstrong, Spacex will probably be flying an 18m variant of starship that can get 500 tons minimum to space(if the height stayed the same) and atleast 700-1000 tons if height increased by the efforts of the magicians in the Raptor and alloy dev department. Theyll probably be a comfy SLS replacement as the second national launch architecture for the US gov and be rolling in tax payers money. But I think Blue chance of being a SpaceX equal is gone.