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Oh, they could? Let's hope they do! It seems that they're afraid to stake out the goal of these launches because if they keep it vague they can always claim a V
by 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y ago
Oh, they could? Let's hope they do! It seems that they're afraid to stake out the goal of these launches because if they keep it vague they can always claim a V. If they say their goal is to test refueling tech and it explodes before reaching orbit that's a failure. They were also supposed to test the heat shields last launch and they didn't make it that far. I have zero faith they'll deliver without bankrupting themselves. Musk has said they've spent about $2bn a year on Starship over two years.
- tigershark 3y agoAnd yet spacex was profitable this year. So if it’s true that they are spending $2B per year on starship while being profitable it’s unbelievably good for them.
- sebzim4500 3y agoFalcon 9 prints money and Starlink will likely be making similar profit by the end of next year. I don't think there is any chance of SpaceX going bankrupt, even ignoring how easy it is for them to raise capital.