Game-Changing SpaceX Starship Threatens NASA's Heavy-Lifting Monopoly #viral #shorts

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Notably Starship holds the promise of being billions of dollars cheaper than the SLS program The super-heavy booster of Starship is designed for reusability allowing it to be used repeatedly while SLS rockets are only suitable for one launch In 2019 the White House Office of Management and Budget estimated the cost of an SLS launch to be more than $2 billion The development of the SLS program began in 2011 three years before SpaceX initiated the construction of its spaceport at Boca Chica Beach The rocket had its inaugural flight last November embarking on a 25-day-long mission that successfully sent an uncrewed Orion capsule to lunar orbit and back With the Starship's first launch SpaceX's efforts have nearly caught up with NASA's heavy lifting counterpart According to Randy Bresnik the assistant to the chief of NASA's astronaut office at Johnson Space Center The fact that Starship is already in-flight testing is unique and revolutionary in the space industry

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If we give NASA the proper budget and don't force them to do what congress wants they get a lot of stuff done cheaper and faster