Egg Slice

Egg Slice

31 июл., 01:04

Lol delete your original post because you were wrong and rephrase it. Nice one

Egg Slice

31 июл., 01:01

Hear me out, he likes gold right?

Egg Slice

30 июл., 14:30

Good point

Egg Slice

30 июл., 08:56

Anyone with half a brain, because the competition at ULA are > double the cost per launch

Egg Slice

30 июл., 08:45

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Jay Reding

Shuttle was never really “reused” - the SRBs cost more to refurbish than new ones, the engines got rebuilt after each flight, and the heat shield needed significant work. Falcon uses a *lot* of tech developed at NASA, but it’s also unquestionably the most useful rocket the US has ever had.

Egg Slice

30 июл., 02:36

It's fine, we're just embracing the Mediterranean life

Egg Slice

30 июл., 02:33

That's kind of the point. They don't call their accounts "SECRET RUSSIAN AGENT"

Egg Slice

30 июл., 01:47

A: Spacex is mostly and ai company B: They've been getting contracts like this for a decade (increasing in size with launch capacity) C: ULA, the only real competitor atm, is > double the price/launch D: They launch the Flacon 9 several times a week. 18 launches is minimal. E: Please stfu

Egg Slice

30 июл., 01:42

That doesn't answer the question.

Egg Slice

30 июл., 01:42

Oh cool I didn't know that. What rocket from the Apollo era landed itself?! And which one was used for 20+ launches?

Egg Slice

30 июл., 01:39

Who else would you suggest giving the contract to?

Egg Slice

30 июл., 01:39

They've been getting launch contracts from the government for years, this isn't as strange as your making out. Please, if you're gonna hate, hate with facts. Not tinfoil hate bullshit like this. Hate Elon because he's a Nazi, or pollutes space, or makes shit cars. All of the real stuff

Egg Slice

30 июл., 01:37

Yeah it's pretty cheap. Last year ULA, who are the only company currently capable of launching these types of launches, was charging $214m/launch. arstechnica.com/space/2025/1... It's not a bail out. It's a pretty regular contract, the sort of thing they've been doing for a decade