What's with all the billionaires going to space?

There's clearly a trend, are they really trying to create space tourism? It'll only take one catastrophic failure to crush it. Yet we have 3 private space companies now, Virgin Galactic, Blue Origin and SpaceX. Get your tickets now!
#spacebillionaire

[@nickrowell6478]

I'm no Musk fanboy, but the rockets his engineers designed cost far less to operate than his competitors. Claimed $50 million for the next Starlink launch; Starliner is launching on an Atlas, they bill those for $110 million per launch, conservatively.
Starliner is ULA (Boeing and Lockheed), Starliner is Boeing. These mainstays haven't managed an unmanned docking, Dragon Cre Capsule is doing automated donuts, literally; it recently changed docking ports to make room, with out the use of the Canadarm.

[@justindreyfuss5144]

Great video Pierre!!

[@PeterMacland]

Thanks Justin!

[@Adventure2305]

No video from you on AB shooting 🤔😱😇

[@TheLazyGamers]

200 metric tons of carbon is a LOT!
Wait till this guy sees how many metric tons the avg US citizen uses a year in its carbon footprint, or how many metric tons of Co2 a half tank of a 747 burns.
Big yikes

[@philip2107]

Blue Origins long term goal is to move heavy industry from Earth and into space, whether that is achievable is another thing but new Shepard is a revenue stream for them for the development of other projects.
I'm excited with all the space developments we're seeing with SLS, StarShip, New Glenn, RocketLab etc.

[@johncollins8471]

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