With SpaceX recently achieving the remarkable milestone of their 400th orbital flight and successfully catching a Super Heavy booster, it seems like we're witnessing a new era in space exploration. As we look ahead to the ambitious goals set for Q4, what do you think are the most significant challenges SpaceX will face in maintaining this momentum?
Additionally, with the commercial industry gearing up for the ISS replacement, how do you envision the future of space travel evolving in the next decade? Will we see more collaboration between private companies and government agencies, or do you think competition will drive innovation even further? Share your thoughts and predictions!
With SpaceX recently achieving the remarkable milestone of their 400th orbital flight and successfully catching a Super Heavy booster, it seems like we're witnessing a new era in space exploration. As we look ahead to the ambitious goals set for Q4, what do you think are the most significant challenges SpaceX will face in maintaining this momentum?
Additionally, with the commercial industry gearing up for the ISS replacement, how do you envision the future of space travel evolving in the next decade? Will we see more collaboration between private companies and government agencies, or do you think competition will drive innovation even further? Share your thoughts and predictions!
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