3 ms·
Only because we like spacex. Remember that they themselves sued the USAF not too long ago in a similar situation: https://spacenews.com/case-closed-california-j
by mdorazio 5y ago
Only because we like spacex. Remember that they themselves sued the USAF not too long ago in a similar situation: https://spacenews.com/case-closed-california-judge-ends-spacexs-lawsuit-against-the-u-s-air-force/ https://spacenews.com/case-closed-california-judge-ends-spac...
- dylan604 5y ago"SpaceX challenged the Air Force over contracts the service awarded in October 2018 to United Launch Alliance, Northrop Grumman and Blue Origin." From that list, which company is actively launching humans to space? Has Blue Origin even been to space yet? Seriously asking, as I thought they kept going to near space for their testing. ULA might be sending satellites up, and Northrup Gruman can knock the dust off of their lunar landers to see if they can retro fit them , but they're not lifting off the ground by themselve either.
- pedrocr 5y agoBlue Origin has been to space but not orbit if I remember correctly.