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It’s official.
SpaceX is bringing back the two astronauts who have been stranded at the International Space Station (ISS) since June.
A new SpaceX capsule just docked at the ISS – bringing 4 astronauts.
They’re rescuing stranded NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.
Wilmore and Williams were only supposed to be gone for a week.
But the Boeing (NYSE: BA) Starliner that flew them there ran into major problems.
NASA said the Starliner was NOT safe enough to fly the astronauts back to Earth.
And so they asked SpaceX to bring them home instead.
Now with the new team in place and weather permitting…
The SpaceX return capsule is set to undock Wednesday and land off the coast of Florida.
SpaceX continues to prove it’s better than big aerospace companies.
In 2014 NASA awarded…
- $2.16 billion to SpaceX to develop Crew Dragon
- $4.12 billion to Boeing to develop Starliner
The NASA Inspector General calculated that per-seat cost to fly an astronaut on SpaceX’s Crew Dragon is about $55 million.
Meanwhile, it’s $90 million per seat on Boeing’s Starliner.
That’s a 60% difference!
This is just one of MANY examples of why NASA is relying more and more on SpaceX.
As an aerospace expert explains…
Traditional contractors are “so clumsy, slow and expensive – that SpaceX is the only option.”
The new Space Race 2.0 is underway – led by SpaceX.
This has sent space stocks soaring in the past year.
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