The relationship between the two has become increasingly strained since 2013, when SpaceX attempted to obtain exclusive use of NASA's launch pad, but Blue Origin filed a formal protest with the US government to prevent SpaceX from doing so. According to Bezos' proposal, he hopes to transform NASA's launch pad into a "commercial spaceport that all aerospace companies can use." But this did not stop Musk at all, and he still got the exclusive right to use it. Even today, I believe Musk is not convinced by Bezos. Starlink has launched 1,025 Internet satellites and started "limited public testing" last year, with a monthly fee of US$99 and a one-time hardware fee of US$499. In contrast, the "Kuiper Project" lags significantly behind Starlink in the launch of Internet satellites. (Source: Maiwen) |
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