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SpaceX Starship explodes again, this time on the ground
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I understand that people are mad at Musk, but despite that I can not really see any other organisations that have a potential of moving space exploration further. It just feels bad to me, I wanted Starship to happen
https://global.honda/en/topics/2025/c_2025-06-17ceng.html
It's not even remotely close to what SpaceX accomplished ~10 years ago.