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Nothing lasts forever.Design flaw?
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Nothing lasts forever.Design flaw?
Musk is no rocket scientist. His main area of expertise is overpromising.Since Musk has abandoned his hands on contribution to the introduction of facism to the USA he may have given renewed attention to SpaceX. Consequently, I predict it will not blow up.
The attention I speculated he would apply was not that of an engineer, but that of a project manager. While I don't approve of his Attila the Hun managerial style it has produced success in the past. (As well as failure, but that's the Edison "thousand ways not to make a light bulb" approach.)Musk is no rocket scientist. His main area of expertise is overpromising.
I think we're still a couple hundred rockets shy of the "thousand ways not to make a rocket" end goal.The attention I speculated he would apply was not that of an engineer, but that of a project manager. While I don't approve of his Attila the Hun managerial style it has produced success in the past. (As well as failure, but that's the Edison "thousand ways not to make a light bulb" approach.)
Any info on how much money it costs them to air their rocket for a few hours?"Standing down from today's tenth flight of Starship to allow time to troubleshoot an issue with ground systems," SpaceX wrote on X. - https://www.npr.org/2025/08/24/nx-s1-5514847/spacex-starship-rocket-launch
Lost attitude control... Broke up above the Indian Ocean
I think we're still a couple hundred rockets shy of the "thousand ways not to make a rocket" end goal.