> It's really weird the spin on this. The "spin" is coming from you. > Space X rockets (and others) blow up all the time SpaceX has done ~227 successful Falc

> It's really weird the spin on this. The "spin" is coming from you. > Space X rockets (and others) blow up all the time SpaceX has done ~227 successful Falcon missions in a row. Those rockets do NOT "blow up all the time". Further, the success rate of the Falcon 9 is 247/249. Meaning, 99.20%. For the block 5 variant it is 192/192 or 100% success rate. SpaceX is also developing some rockets. You seem to be comparing rockets which are under development and where SpaceX often gives a low probability of success with missions that are supposed to work. The development rockets are NOT in production, they are NOT used to bring cargo in space. It's really apples vs oranges. > So not sure why this is being reported so negatively (well, actually, I do, of course...) Instead of giving some stupid hint just say what you wanted to say. Up to now what you said doesn't make sense to me, so no why not explain the rest as well.