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SpaceX's Starship latest update

SpaceX's Starship 

latest update


Elon Musk says Starship is SpaceX's

 'top priority' from now on

Now that SpaceX has succeeded in sending  

two astronauts to the ISS via its 

Crew Dragon spacecraft, the teams can 

devote themselves body and soul to 

another 

major project, of the Starship rocket, the

 new top priority for Elon Musk.

Starship-SpaceX

Don't count on SpaceX to draw
 attention back to Crew
 Dragon now
 that the first manned launch
 has been successfully completed.

The project will now proceed 
normally,
 launches will follow one another
 - Thomas Pesquet should join 
the ISS 
before the end of the year 
aboard this spacecraft -


 but the teams will be working 
\hard on another 
titanic project: the Starship rocket.
SpaceX now gives
 priority 
to its Starship
 rocket
It is in an email from Elon 
Musk obtained 
by CNBC that we learn that
 all SpaceX 
employees must now treat 
"SpaceX's top priority 
project".

The CEO urges everyone
 to speed things up
 as much as possible.
 The only other 
acceptable concern 
currently in the 
company will be to
 "reduce the risks of 
Dragon's return". 
This has the merit
 of being clear, 
Elon Musk wants 
to shift up a
 gear on the design of this
 huge rocket.
Not to mention getting the Dragon 
Crew spacecraft into regular service
Starship is to become the main 
rocket of SpaceX.
 Not only will it have
 enough power
 for space tourism and
 long-distance travel,
 but it will also be a truly reusable 
rocket with very short
 time delays
 between missions,
 making space 
travel much more accessible. 
This rocket certainly
 represents 
the future of the company.

Unfortunately, the 
various failures around 
the project have clearly 
impacted its 
ambitions in more or less the
 long term.
 If this email is true,
 it would obviously
 not mean that 
SpaceX will neglect its 
other projects.

The Crew Dragon 
capsule has indeed
 transported two
 astronauts to the 
International Space
 Station but it still
 needs to enter
 regular service. 
One thing is sure, 
the priority now
 is the Starship rocket.

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