She added that SpaceX would retain the capability to build more capsules if a need arises in the future, but contended that "fleet management is key."
lol You're such a moron. I was talking about the technical achievement. But you're too retarded to understand that and stick with your shekelized predictions.
There was no technical achievement.
Retro burning to slow something down as it falls was developed in the 1920s. In fact liquid rockets were originally envisioned in the 20s and 30s to land themselves upright.
They literally just took NASA tech papers from the 1970s then told a bunch of unpaid engineering interns to build it using 21st century manufacturing ability.
NASA have them 2 billion dollars to do it.
Smart people are not impressed. But fan boys are literally soy boy wojacking over it.
lol Enjoy your upgrade, NASA soyboy.
I do. The SLS is the most powerful rocket ever made.
Capable of going anywhere in the solar system.
And even to Andromeda.
We have now built a time machine capable of putting our technology and robots into space on 500-1,000 year missions or longer.
It's the greatest machine ever constructed if you have an IQ above 120 and can realize what it means.
It's ready to launch now.
Starship will be the end of SpaceX.
Trying to compete directly with a govt built machine is a below 60 IQ move.
Watch and see.
You will learn I'm always right. And I never lie.
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