> SpaceX certainly will not. That's always been a stated goal of SpaceX to do exactly that. That's why they funded on their own dime the development of a massi

> SpaceX certainly will not. That's always been a stated goal of SpaceX to do exactly that. That's why they funded on their own dime the development of a massive reusable vehicle that has literally no reason to be that large unless your explicit plan is to design it for interplanetary cargo. > Almost all of SpaceX's income, absent Starlink subscription fees, traces to tax dollars. Not true. As stated explicitly by SpaceX in several years ago, the revenue split of SpaceX was 1/3 NASA, 1/3 other government and 1/3 commercial. But in recent years the commercial fraction has dramatically increased (simply as evidenced by the tremendous numbers of missions happening from non-government customers).