Posted on 10/06/2019 7:30:39 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
SpaceX Starship Launching Soon - Locals Receive Offer Letters | SpaceX in the News
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In episode 51 of SpaceX in the News, we get caught up on the latest updates to Starship; speak with my lawyer/wife about the buyout of Boca Chica residents; then speak about Crew Dragon and Starlink missions.
Formerly YTer Cloudlicker, spacexentric has his lawyer wife on the show for added insight regarding SpaceX's recent letter offering the locals three times what their property is worth.
Yesterday Rocket Labs successfully launched their Electron rocket into orbit carrying test satellites. The Electron is small cheap rocket which uses a 3D Printed engine, Electrically driven pumps and composite fuel tanks. All features which are new to orbital launch vehicles. | Why The Electron Rocket May Be Cheapest Way To Get To Space | Scott Manley | January 21, 2018
Fools and their investment cash are soon parted!
Why don’t you type about ti so we can read it
Very cool.
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The Electron rocket people have quite a nice small (and low-cost) payload delivery system on their hands. Sometime in the past year they started to explore booster recovery using parachutes, for reusability. If they can get that to work, it'll be huge for them.
I agree -- Campbell's Soup, and Kraft-Heinz, parted a lot of people from cash..
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The offer is 3 times the property value, non-negotiable and available for two weeks.
I wonder if that's what Larry Ellison offered his neighbors when he bought all their houses as a buffer zone around his house.
Yes, I saw the video. :^) The lawyer notes repeatedly that everything is negotiable, that another round of letters raising the offer will be sent out. I’d guess there would be some interval. If they don’t get any takers, maybe they could pursue eminent domain, but it’s more likely that Musk will just consolidate in Florida.
There is an underutilized Spaceport available on Brazil’s Atlantic coast.
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