>https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/09/nasa-has-a-dragon-dilemma-and-there-appear-to-be-no-good-answers/>“NASA supports a robust commercial space economy that advances American industry [...]">In recent months, SpaceX has made it clear to NASA that it no longer wishes to fly Dragon or Falcon 9 on missions to LEO.>NASA invested $3.1 billion in the development and certification of Crew Dragon as part of the Commercial Crew Program. >SpaceX now derives a majority of its revenue from Starlink. SpaceX made clear that it envisions a vast majority of its future revenue will come from Starlink and orbital data centers. The category of “space enabled solutions,” of which NASA is a fraction, represented approximately 1 percent of what SpaceX views as its “total addressable market.”
>>109957579Give the contracts to Jeffrey. He needs the money to super charge his mega sexbot 3000 on a daily basis.
She needs it bros. She needs very big BLACK rockets in her life.
NASA has lost its soul
>>109957579This is what happens when you rely too much on commercial companies to do national projects. They just care about money, not about the country or the people.
>>109957579Wrong move on Musk's part.Space is ultimately about politics and prestige.If he's gonna let Bezos take over the above then he's gonna lose to him in the long run.
>>109959063how gooned out was bezos to marry her?
>>109959063>>109959140What's wrong with her face?
>>109959430>>109959454Those neck muscles and lips are engineered for super human performance. Capabilities that you cannot even imagine.
