Every single road goes to SpaceX bankruptcy.
Just like every single nuclear reactor loses money.
You can't change physics.
Neither of those things has anything to do with physics as evidenced by the fact nuclear power plants do generate electricity and SpaceX does make rockets that go into space. The money issues are all about the incompetency and over reach of the government and SpaceX is not a government agency.
>Every single road goes to SpaceX bankruptcy.
>Just like every single nuclear reactor loses money.
>You can't change physics.
Neither of those things has anything to do with physics as evidenced by the fact nuclear power plants do generate electricity and SpaceX does make rockets that go into space.
The money issues are all about the incompetency and over reach of the government and SpaceX is not a government agency.
No the money issues come from the underlying technology not being as cheap as claimed, which means every single launch creates a cost over run.
Eventually the remainder of all that loosing accumulates to a debt snowball.
No wonder elon musk wants to buy twitter.
No the money issues come from the underlying technology not being as cheap as claimed, which means every single launch creates a cost over run.
Eventually the remainder of all that loosing accumulates to a debt snowball.
No wonder elon musk wants to buy twitter.
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