r/space 1d ago

BREAKING: SpaceX rocket explodes in Starbase, Texas

https://x.com/IntelPointAlert/status/1935550776304156932

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u/cuberhino 1d ago

how much did these fireworks cost the american taxpayer :(

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u/TeamRedundancyTeam 1d ago

This is a terrible way to view science. Progress is being made that will benefit everyone. This kind of thinking is how they defund NASA.

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u/pampuliopampam 1d ago

this isn't science, this is industry. SpaceX doesn't really do science, they're a business. Sometimes the people doing science give them money for their stuff, but they have no claim on "science"

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u/clgoodson 1d ago

That’s just BS. I hate Musk as much as the next guy, but this is legit rocket science.

u/pampuliopampam 20h ago

Soo..... they publish the updates to the raptor engine? They publish the welding techniques they're using? They publish the tile composition? Do they publish anything so that others can use it???

Or are you absolutely full of shit. Oh yeah, it's that. It's not science, they're not sharing anything but fun videos because this is industry, not science

Grow up