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In response to
"It is impressive what they've done in such a short time -- nm"
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oblique
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I'd put it on the same innovation level as SpaceX's self-landing rockets.
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Oct 4 '22, 13:33
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The cost to orbit could plunge, again, if this takes off.
And then SpaceX could mostly focus on human travel, while spinlaunch handles (a lot of) cargo/satellite travel.
You could orbit an assembly facility and then launch raw materials ... get it to a point where it can forge the materials in orbit, then capture an asteroid and rebuild it into a full Star Trek-style Spacedock station
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