/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11801917
Yes it is unlikely that NASA won't be involved but they won't be able to stand in the way. They may not send their own people until their standards are met but SpaceX will send people with NASAs help. I would say if anything NASA will figure out an expedited vetting process so they don't miss out on the opportunity. Elon is trying to get the colony set up before he dies because he knows when he dies that the incentive will disappear.

>>11798918
I hate politics, i hope Jim fucks oldspace by giving the first gateway contracts to falcon heavy

>>11777209
No he doesn't, NASA has plenty of PR teams. Commercial flights will make a huge difference in what NASA can focus its budget and production on. Commercial flights should have been started long ago.