They just blew a $3-5 BILLION dollar payload on a single launch (that's 6-10 SLS launches, for comparison)
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The USG will never let SpaceX launch another defense payload :)
They just blew a $3-5 BILLION dollar payload on a single launch (that's 6-10 SLS launches, for comparison)
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The USG will never let SpaceX launch another defense payload :)
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>arse technica
>"sources"
yeah nah, i'm not buying it
and it's funny that you call someone a muskfag while shilling for some other company
>Mystery satellite with mystery customer with mystery mission with mystery capability to a mystery orbit disappears
WHAT A MYSTERY.
Except Spacex reps say the rocket preformed nominally. Really gets the noggin joggin.
"We've heard nothing, we have no idea who owns the payload, and we have no idea what orbit the 2nd stage put it in, that means it blew up!"
Don’t look too deeply into the satellite’s purpose goy
*breathes in*
It's almost like it's an ultra secretive mission that would be AWESOME for whoever owns it if the satellite just....disapears.
Nah MUSK IS KEKED SPACEX BANKRUPTCY SOON
>$3-5 BILLION
lol
best theory so far - northrup grumman built a refueler/service satellite for USA-276, the orbits overlap. it rendezvous, does its work, separates and falls into the atmosphere