Elon Musk has announced SpaceX’s grand plans for growth: in the coming years, the goal is to conduct several Starship launches per day. According to Musk, at this frequency, SpaceX would control about 99% of the world’s payload capacity, even if competitors triple their current rates. This publication was in response to a recent report presented by SpaceX board member Steve Jurvetson. In the third quarter, the company was responsible for 97% of all mass sent to orbit from the United States and 83% globally. Eight Chinese rockets accounted for only 8.6%.
If SpaceX achieves its plan for multiple daily launches, the space services market might, for the first time in history, be practically monopolized.
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