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Jeff Bezos’ rocket launch just failed…
Sealing SpaceX leadership of the $1.8 trillion space economy.
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Jeff Bezos founded a space company called Blue Origin.
Blue Origin was scheduled to launch the New Glenn rocket on Sunday. However, it was canceled at the last minute due to technical issues.
It’s a huge setback…
Jeff Bezos is personally investing $1 billion a year to fund operations. And his total investment is estimated to be $7.5 billion.
New Glenn was initially scheduled to launch in 2020. And it’s now had 5 years of delays.
While this is BAD news for Bezos…
It confirms that SpaceX remains the dominant leader.
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There’s huge demand to launch satellites into space.
SpaceX has already completed 435 successful rocket launches. Meanwhile, Blue Origin is still trying to launch its first rocket.
New space stocks stand to lead the space economy that could grow to $1.8 trillion, according to a report from McKinsey & Co.
“The next SpaceX” is creating a breakthrough launch platform.
And it could dramatically reduce the cost of space launch.
The company is preparing to IPO on the NASDAQ.
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