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Did you see the part about competition? It can end up like airlines - never ending price war. Surely good for consumers, but a measly, possibly negative, total
by H8crilA 7y ago
Did you see the part about competition? It can end up like airlines - never ending price war. Surely good for consumers, but a measly, possibly negative, total return on investment for the whole sector.
- toasterlovin 7y agoSpaceX has a gargantuan advantage when it comes to the cost to get stuff to space, though. And it doesn't seem like anybody will catch up with them any time soon.
- loceng 7y agoAnd then you'll vote (purchase) based on which government you trust the most for whom the company will be under the umbrella of - US, China, India, etc.
- erikpukinskis 7y agoWhy couldn’t someone just contract SpaceX to launch their own network?
- mrep 7y agoOr it could end up like AT&T making $20 billion dollars a year in operating income. The high initial capital costs to launch enough satellites to provide decent coverage should prevent there from being too much competition.
- mr_toad 7y agoWho would the competition launch on? The cheapest option is SpaceX. I’m sure they’d love their launch market expanding.