> Yeah, that's the year when the ISS will be deorbited into the freaking Pacific Ocean
So what about the other stations, supposed to replace the ISS?
> Yeah, because they will start flying the freaking Starship, which will be fully reusable (Falcon 9 is not fully reusable)
So what about launch customers? That's essentially the main point of the article, the leading company is leaving the market, which grew dependent on its services. The consequence is that many are looking for replacements, which are hard to get.
So what about the other stations, supposed to replace the ISS?
> Yeah, because they will start flying the freaking Starship, which will be fully reusable (Falcon 9 is not fully reusable)
So what about launch customers? That's essentially the main point of the article, the leading company is leaving the market, which grew dependent on its services. The consequence is that many are looking for replacements, which are hard to get.