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    SpaceX prevails over ULA, wins military launch contracts worth $733 million

    By Stephen Clark,

    1 days ago
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    The Dude
    4h ago
    Gwynne Shotwell is an amazing CEO of Space X. A woman who can out play the boys and is a force to be reckoned with. Space X has a flawless record approaching 400 launches who got to the party considerably late in the late 2000’s. ULA is a company partially owned by Boeing who are stuck in the past using DEI policy to destroy their reputation by using shortcuts. The ULA and their new rocket lost a thruster on launch and by rights should not get their FAA approval because of it. But since Boeing is supporting politics in their company used by the democrats the FAA will give it to them because of that fact. They grounded Space X because their rocket on landing didn’t hit dead center and was on the outer ring. As a citizen I am glad the contracts went to the company most qualified
    Anvil Blacksmith
    4h ago
    ULA is a joint venture by Boeing and Northrop. Now you see why Boeing was pissed NASA sent their competition SpaceX to retrieve its astronauts. Boeing ought to be cleaning house.
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