Are the bosses of the world’s biggest Spacecraft companies having a tiff?

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5 years ago

April 28, 2021

Tensions between the world’s richest men that are trying to race into space are fuelling up.

NASA is accused of “moving the goalposts” in its favor towards Elon Musk’s SpaceX, after a protest from Blue Origin owned by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’

SpaceX was selected by NASA for its program to send people to the moon and handed $2.9 billion to develop its starship.

But Blue Origin says NASA should have chosen more than one contract and is endangering America’s return to the moon.

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