Musk and SpaceX Face Expensive Tradeoffs on the Road to Mars
📍 Where it landed
The FAA had listed September 18 for Starship Flight 14, but SpaceX had not confirmed the date. SpaceX’s CFO said the first paying Starship flight was weeks away and reiterated a $100 billion annual recurring revenue target for year‑end, while the company confirmed the next mission would launch Starlink satellites and emphasized the need to deliver on Earth before reaching Mars.
Coverage noted that Musk and SpaceX continued to face expensive trade‑offs on the road to Mars.
Epilogue added 25d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Musk and SpaceX Face Expensive Tradeoffs on the Road to Mars Bloomberg.com · 57d ago broke it first
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