Core Insights - The Trump administration initiated a review of SpaceX's contracts with the federal government after Trump suggested severing ties with Musk's companies, but the review concluded that these contracts are essential for the Pentagon and NASA, making it difficult to terminate them [1][3] Group 1: Government Review and Contracts - The review aimed to assess potential waste in the multi-billion dollar agreements between SpaceX and the federal government, but ultimately highlighted SpaceX's strong position in the global rocket launch and satellite internet sectors [3] - An email from the Federal Procurement Service Commissioner requested the Pentagon to list all current contracts with SpaceX, indicating a thorough examination of these agreements [3] - Most contracts were deemed crucial for the Department of Defense and NASA's missions, although some SpaceX contracts may continue to face scrutiny [3] Group 2: Political Dynamics - SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell met with White House officials during the review process, while Musk and SpaceX have not publicly responded [4] - Musk has shown support for Trump and the Republican Party in the upcoming 2024 election, but has recently had significant disagreements with Trump, leading to public disputes [4] - Concerns have arisen among investors that ongoing tensions between Musk and Trump could pose greater risks for Musk's companies, potentially jeopardizing federal subsidies [4]
与马斯克“分手”不易？美媒：特朗普政府审查SpaceX合同后发现“离不开”
Huan Qiu Wang·2025-07-20 03:54