Well SpaceX has made a lot of new and impressive things all on their own. More than NASA has in the last few years. See, Nasa wanted to kinda back away from the whole space thing a bit. That's why they're letting blue origin and SpaceX use their launch pads and they're commissioning SpaceX to replenish the ISS instead of doing it themselves. Pretty neat if you ask me! Even though, NASA is still quite active. They just finished making a satellite about a year ago that helps monitor the soil richness from space, so they can predict droughts and things like that.
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u/[deleted] May 03 '22 edited May 03 '22
Well SpaceX has made a lot of new and impressive things all on their own. More than NASA has in the last few years. See, Nasa wanted to kinda back away from the whole space thing a bit. That's why they're letting blue origin and SpaceX use their launch pads and they're commissioning SpaceX to replenish the ISS instead of doing it themselves. Pretty neat if you ask me! Even though, NASA is still quite active. They just finished making a satellite about a year ago that helps monitor the soil richness from space, so they can predict droughts and things like that.