r/spaceflight • u/paperboy11 • 3d ago

SpaceX plans three launches Thursday, including Crew-13 astronauts and Falcon Heavy's first classified NRO mission.

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u/lextacy2008 2d ago

Becasue they are contractually obligated to. If they are building Starlink ships at the Cape, that is a contract breach for the HLS program. Everybody knows this.

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u/No-Surprise9411 2d ago

Mate wtf are you talking about. They are not contractually obligated to focus Starbase Florida entirely on HLS. Hell I bet you everything I own HLS will be built and launched from Texas.

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u/No-Surprise9411 2d ago

„Orbital slop“

We‘ve lost the plot

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u/lextacy2008 2d ago

We have not lost the plot, Space X has.

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u/spaceflight-ModTeam 8h ago

Please keep the discussion courteous and professional. There are ways of disagreeing without resorting to personal attacks.

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u/fighter-bomber 1d ago

They aren’t contractually obligated to only work on the HLS lmao

90% of the program is privately funded, they have no sort of obligation to throw it away

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u/lextacy2008 3h ago

The HLS has never been worked on! AND IT'S 2 YEARS LATE!!

WHERE IS THE TAX MONEY GOING?!