> The increase in value of a F9 booster after use is more than the near-negligible per-launch maintenance cost. Do we have anything proving this besides the se

> The increase in value of a F9 booster after use is more than the near-negligible per-launch maintenance cost. Do we have anything proving this besides the self-serving word of a privately owned company? I'm not saying it's false, I have no idea either. But there's a lot of highly specific speculation going on here, based on no reliable source.