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>>15021447
>my goal is to make poland can into space
Kein space for dich Polen before we remove Russia from premises.

>>14967945
>>14967961

yes, but then there would be a six year long series of lawsuits about some minor detail, and when that is resolved (the judge determined that all complaints were irrelveant bullshit) the Bundesamt für Raumfahrtregulation und Orbitalwesen would open a six year proces of determining if the thing was allowed to fly. Turns out it'S not a problem, but by now it'S past 2030.
Then, Bavaria would complain that the launch site is not in Bavaria, and upon checking find out that there is no suitable launch site in Bavaria. This would take another two years.

At this time, SpaceX has landed on Mars, China and the USA are on the moon, and the Starship prototype that was built in two months is found to have ben stored incorrectly and is then scrapped.