Musk's SpaceX Genius NEW Solution For Falcon Heavy Recovery Humiliated NASA!

Musk's SpaceX Genius NEW Solution For Falcon Heavy Recovery Humiliated NASA!
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0:00-2:03: King Falcon Heavy
2:04-4:31: Fairing recovery
4:32-Falcon’s second stage reuse?
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Musk's SpaceX Genius NEW Solution For Falcon Heavy Recovery Humiliated NASA!
SpaceX has asserted its dominance in the space industry with its ability to rapidly and efficiently reuse rockets. Each time a Falcon rocket tears through the sky, a spectacular scene unfolds: brilliant 'shooting stars' swiftly returning to Earth, landing on solid ground or a drone ship in the ocean. These are the booster stages of the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy, returning safely after completing their mission. This achievement stands like a shining beacon, overshadowing all competitors in the industry, even NASA—the renowned space agency of the United States.
Indeed, NASA cannot achieve this. Their SLS rocket was embarrassed when compared to SpaceX's Falcon Heavy.
Musk's SpaceX Genius NEW Solution For Falcon Heavy Recovery Humiliated NASA!
NASA spends about $2.6 billion annually to develop the SLS rocket and the ground launch system for the massive rocket at Kennedy Space Center. The SLS rocket was initially slated to launch in 2017, but its first flight was delayed until 2022. This is understandable; most major aerospace rockets face delays. However, the cost of the 5-year delay amounts to $13 billion.
To argue, let's compare the cost of this 5-year delay to the lift capacity that NASA could buy by purchasing Falcon Heavy rockets from SpaceX. That $13 billion equals 143 reusable Falcon Heavy launches or 85 expendable versions. This provides over 5,000 tons of lift capacity—equivalent to 13 International Space Stations or a lunar base. Clearly, NASA doesn't need that many launches, but they could buy several Falcon Heavy rockets each year and still have enough money to build meaningful payloads to launch on them.
Musk's SpaceX Genius NEW Solution For Falcon Heavy Recovery Humiliated NASA!
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Although partial reuse is an incredible technical achievement, SpaceX has not yet recovered the entire Falcon rocket. They have achieved a similar capability much faster and cheaper than NASA's Space Shuttle, but it still contradicts the classic airplane comparison: if you had to replace a large part of an airplane every time it landed, commercial air travel would be completely unfeasible.
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