150 a day? What the hell, is it that bad?!

Or... they're losing the same amount, but we just didn't observe all the loss 30 years ago.

This won't start in 2025. The Archer Midnight won't even have got regulatory approval by then. Pure shambles

Headline insinuates it was SpaceX's fault, but they've been ready to go for years and have been waiting on the payloads. SpaceX has one more Falcon Heavy planned this year, and four for 2023, but I'd be very surprised if more than one of these actually happened.

ROFLMAO. Yes, an old New Shepherd would be hilarious

They're still working, but without any real urgency. Which is a shame, because SpaceX are still ploughing ahead. Still not sure Starship is going to work though

People lose their jobs, are angry, news at 10.

Good on him for realising "Hey, I stand to lose a lot if I actually lose a match"

End of the day, the controlling interests in twitter will continue to pump more money into it because it's a media outlet that can censor the president of the united states. It is far too powerful to let fall into the hands of Musk.

I decided to look the guy up. He seems nice, but is a total lonely man. If it wasn't Lamda, then it'd be a thai bride or giving money to a twitch girl or some other way to get attention. Google are right to put him on leave, even for his own good. He might be really good at his job, but he's making a fool out of himself here, and that's a shame.

Took them this long to say that he purposely did it, when he recorded himself doing it purposely... useless organisation

Why not? It's planned to be drastically cheaper per kg than Falcon 9. Whilst I do think they have a lot of work to do on growing the overall market, the amount of current Falcon 9 launches growing is a good sign

Rich retarded white people gadget.

Makes sense - the private missions usually keep one tied up, whilst one is usually docked and the other is for crew with a backup.

No. They have 4 up and running capsules, and don't forsee the need for any more because it will be eventually replaced by Starship