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Yes. When ULA is building a rocket, they're in a many years old, long completed clean room assembly line with a few machinist stations. When they're launching,
by asadotzler 1y ago
Yes. When ULA is building a rocket, they're in a many years old, long completed clean room assembly line with a few machinist stations. When they're launching, they have a tiny pad staff and medium office staff. Comparing those to the construction site that is Starbase, is apples to oranges.
- TheOtherHobbes 1y agoAs of mid-May the population was around 500, including around 120 kids. It voted itself a city for bureaucratic reasons, but a teeming metropolis it is not.
- Terr_ 1y agoPlus the stats-in-question are already scaled by hours worked. (Which also renders the number of children moot, unless something illegal is going on.)
- valianteffort 1y agoThere are far more than 500 people working in Starbase. Most of them do not live there so it's kind of pointless to mention that.
- queenkjuul 1y agoNot when the argument is that they're building homes for residents?