SpaceX
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The Wrong Kind of Rocket Man
California tried to regulate rockets by politics—and had to apologize. Physics still beats ideology.
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Artemis II Does Not Make Starship Obsolete. It Makes the Case for It.
With Artemis II now in flight after its April 1, 2026 launch, a familiar chorus has returned: if NASA can send astronauts around the Moon on SLS and Orion, then perhaps Starship was always a Silicon Valley indulgence, a steel totem for Elon Musk fans, and not a serious part of lunar exploration after all.…
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Starlink and the Cult of Earthbound Resentment
Starlink critics call it orbital vandalism. What really bothers them is that Musk keeps industrializing space while others are still complaining.
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White Tiles, Hard Lessons
Starship’s white heat-shield tiles are not cosmetic. They reveal the messy, iterative reality of frontier engineering and SpaceX’s persistent path to reusability.
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Moon First, Mars Later: The Fast Feedback Path to a Spacefaring City
Musk’s Moon-first pivot isn’t retreat – it’s iteration. Build the ops stack nearby, then take the hardened system to Mars.
