> You are plainly wrong. Out of 50 Falcon 9 launches this year only 3 had DoD payloads.
If it's not DoD then it's military stuff from allies or Turkey, if it's not that then it's Starlink.
In any event the point still stands. This company only exists in the financial press and the tech press. Regular people aren't using SpaceX nor they ever will considering how the world is increasingly urbanised so sat-tv and sat-internet are dead on arrival matched against fiber and 5G. The only exception is maybe the yacht crowd but they aren't regular people.
If it's not DoD then it's military stuff from allies or Turkey, if it's not that then it's Starlink.
In any event the point still stands. This company only exists in the financial press and the tech press. Regular people aren't using SpaceX nor they ever will considering how the world is increasingly urbanised so sat-tv and sat-internet are dead on arrival matched against fiber and 5G. The only exception is maybe the yacht crowd but they aren't regular people.