People have successfully made it as far away from Earth as possible. Is this because of how bad things have gotten here, Brett, or is this an achievement uh that we should be celebrating? No, I'll I'll reframe this. That's great. We've got SpaceX secretly filing for an IPO. At the same time, you've got Artemis and NASA's program that is achieving something incredible, but at a enormous cost. Uh how do you think about these two dynamics playing out uh with the private and public space now intertwining more t ...

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Well, so Daniel's the expert here, but I'll take a stab at it and you can tell me where I get it wrong. Okay, so >> yeah, I mean the on the launch platforms that are available today, they are not economic. So SpaceX has the Falcon 9.It can land, but it's a, you know, a limited tonnage that it can loft into space. Once they get the Starship, which is their next generation rocket, reusable, we think that the um cost per ton into orbit could fall into the low hundreds of dollars. And once you cross that thresh ...

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