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How many people who advocate for O'Neill cylinders really just mean very large Von Braun stations? At least when they speak of them in the 21st century?

>>12769618
The unfortunate reality is that BO and Bezos' space dreams are dead in the water. No amount of money or effort will save it at this point. New Glenn is going to be obsolete before its first flight. The best thing for him to do would be to completely abandon launching and entirely pivot to working on space habitation. Unfortunately, even if he had some revelation overnight about it I'm pretty sure he wouldn't even be legally allowed to do so.
>there is a world in which a massive partnership between Blue Origin and SpaceX occurs where they build huge space stations and launch them on Starship

>>12583564
>starlifting
This seems like a complete meme, is it?
Also
Neighborhood/town-sized spin grav stations > state-sized O'Neill cylinders

Should I invest in Tesla or should I save all of my money and go all in on Starlink as soon as it opens?

>>12225525
Now this is comfy as fuck.
Also, purely hypothetically speaking, how would one go about designing long-term space habitation with Starship in mind as well as creating a company based on such a thing?
>>12226009
Why the fuck does his left eye always do that?