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You left out the first part, "doing innovative things that ULA never had the incentive to do", i.e. land/re-use the rocket.
by FireBeyond 5y ago
You left out the first part, "doing innovative things that ULA never had the incentive to do", i.e. land/re-use the rocket.
- eightysixfour 5y agoYou say they never had the incentive to innovate, and then follow up with but otherwise it is the same rocketry. Those statements are contradictory - either there was market incentive for cheaper, reusable rockets, or there wasn't. ULA couldn't even imagine a world where SpaceX was successful at what they've done, which is a different type of rocketry, and as a result, SpaceX isn't doing "the same rocketry."