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extraextra 3 hours ago [-]
The article seems written in bad faith
"SpaceX has told NASA it will stop flying Crew Dragon, the space agency’s only reliable astronaut transportation to the International Space Station, by or before 2030"
Yeah, that's the year when the ISS will be deorbited into the freaking Pacific Ocean
"Ars reported in October that SpaceX had stopped selling commercial launches on the Falcon 9 rocket for missions after the year 2028"
Yeah, because they will start flying the freaking Starship, which will be fully reusable (Falcon 9 is not fully reusable)
jryan49 2 hours ago [-]
The rest of the article mentions that starship isn't currently planned to be used for anything other than SpaceX payloads
__m 1 hours ago [-]
The same starship that was supposed to land on mars in 2022? I can see why they are hesitant to rely on that
scrubs 1 hours ago [-]
Excuse me? The long history of success for nasa with and without the esa is staggering to the good.
I got more stories that jd salinger I (nasa) hold the title, and you're (spacex) just the challenger (paraphrase of beastie boy song shadrach et al)
More seriously, nasa has purposely focused on satellites and robots for scientific research on purpose for a multitude of reasons including cost.
"SpaceX has told NASA it will stop flying Crew Dragon, the space agency’s only reliable astronaut transportation to the International Space Station, by or before 2030"
Yeah, that's the year when the ISS will be deorbited into the freaking Pacific Ocean
"Ars reported in October that SpaceX had stopped selling commercial launches on the Falcon 9 rocket for missions after the year 2028"
Yeah, because they will start flying the freaking Starship, which will be fully reusable (Falcon 9 is not fully reusable)
I got more stories that jd salinger I (nasa) hold the title, and you're (spacex) just the challenger (paraphrase of beastie boy song shadrach et al)
More seriously, nasa has purposely focused on satellites and robots for scientific research on purpose for a multitude of reasons including cost.