A. High energy would be Raptors game.B. Yet.
Marv Vander Weg brings unique experience in managing the most complex US Government missions to the SpaceX team,” said Elon Musk, CEO and CTO of SpaceX. “That experience is critical in order to address the full range of Air Force, NASA and NRO launch needs, up to and including the world's largest satellites. Marv joining SpaceX is an endorsement of that vision.
QuoteMarv Vander Weg brings unique experience in managing the most complex US Government missions to the SpaceX team,” said Elon Musk, CEO and CTO of SpaceX. “That experience is critical in order to address the full range of Air Force, NASA and NRO launch needs, up to and including the world's largest satellites. Marv joining SpaceX is an endorsement of that vision.
Here's the release:SpaceX is a leader in launch services with a family of rockets and spacecraft that increase the reliability and performance of space transportation, with a goal of ultimately reducing costs by a factor of ten.
B. There is no need. Know what you are talking about. One launch is not feasible for imagery constellations.
SpaceX probably wants to be in earshot of the policymakers (both HQ and the Hill)
Quote from: Ronsmytheiii on 02/01/2011 02:07 amSpaceX probably wants to be in earshot of the policymakers (both HQ and the Hill)That's my bet.
Don't they already have an office in DC? Why do they need another one?
Don't they already have an office in DC?
Why do they need another one?