/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12690526
When they figure out the design & manufacturing process to build hundreds of these. It's going be bigger than Canaveral because you need to be able to store them.

>>12645936
Actually the shit show would begin when SpaceX goes to the moon & back for the 2nd time with the same rocket in a month or so after the first launch.

You don't want to be the executive at Boeing, Airbus, and Lockheed's earnings share holder meeting to deliver the message that everything is fine.

I can see it going down like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK3yuxrmCac

>>12489643
Look up Stoke. Basically BO employees left BO to create a start up because they didn't like the pace BO was going.

https://www.geekwire.com/2020/relativity-reach-stoke-starfish-blue-origin-veterans-spark-space-startups/

When SpaceX goes to the moon many times while the SLS struggles to get a 2nd launch I would hate to be Lockheed or Boeing's CEO who has to go onto stage at a share holder's meeting with a worried audience.

SpaceX will be sending Senators and their Grand Children into low earth Orbit. Indonesia is talking about having a launch site with SpaceX.

>>12484661
Why stoop to those lows? Star Ship might get launched 8 additional times before the SLS gets a 2nd mission, while carrying more weight than the SLS each time.

In the mean time Musk can send people like Shuttle Era engineers & their grand kids, as well as say NASA shuttle era janitors & grounds keepers into low earth orbits as dirt into the eyes of NASA's leadership.

Imagine how cucked you would be as a NASA administrator to not go into space but it's the retard Janitor or Mexican lawn mower who gets to go.

>>12444955
>>12444934

Check this out!