Are there really people who still think Artemis will go to the moon in 2 years ?
this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2025
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My heart says yes. My brain says no.
Congrats, you're still waaay behind rocket lab, and you're owned by a Nazi. And your shit still blows up like 80% of the time
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Go skim the wikipedia page for Falcon 9. Rocket Lab is nowhere close to SpaceX. Once Neutron starts launching, Rocket Lab will almost catch up to SpaceX's launch capabilities... 15 years ago.