Eric M. Johnson
Global Business of Space Editor at Bloomberg News
Global Business of Space Editor at Bloomberg @business | Novel: WHENEVER A HAPPY THING FALLS (https://t.co/TtUyHNZAgP) | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Sana Pashankar |Eric M. Johnson
The mid-flight loss of SpaceX’s Starship — its third consecutive setback — underscores the daunting challenges Elon Musk faces in achieving his lofty space ambitions as the world’s richest person pledges to refocus on his business empire. When SpaceX’s Starship thundered off the South Texas launchpad late Tuesday, employees cheered the ability of the world’s largest and most powerful rocket to surpass the previous two flawed missions.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Sana Pashankar |Eric M. Johnson
La explosión en pleno vuelo de la nave Starship de SpaceX, su tercer revés consecutivo, pone de relieve los enormes retos a los que se enfrenta Elon Musk para alcanzar sus ambiciosos objetivos espaciales, en momentos que promete reducir su actividad política en Washington para centrarse en su imperio empresarial.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Sana Pashankar |Eric M. Johnson
The mid-flight explosion of SpaceX’s Starship — its third consecutive setback — underscores the daunting challenges Elon Musk faces in achieving his lofty space ambitions as the world’s richest person pledges to scale back his political work in Washington to focus on his business empire. When SpaceX’s Starship thundered off the South Texas launchpad late Tuesday, employees cheered the world’s largest and most powerful rocket’s ability to surpass the previous two flawed missions.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Sana Pashankar |Eric M. Johnson
(Bloomberg) -- The mid-flight loss of SpaceX’s Starship — its third consecutive setback — underscores the daunting challenges Elon Musk faces in achieving his lofty space ambitions as the world’s richest person pledges to refocus on his business empire. When SpaceX’s Starship thundered off the South Texas launchpad late Tuesday, employees cheered the ability of the world’s largest and most powerful rocket to surpass the previous two flawed missions.
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2 months ago |
bloomberg.com | Eric M. Johnson
SpaceX, United Launch Alliance and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin won billions of dollars in contracts to loft the Pentagon’s most-sensitive satellites over several years. The national security launch awards, announced late on Friday, reflect the deepening ties Elon Musk’s rocket company has made with the US government and its strong challenge to longstanding incumbent ULA, a joint venture of Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp.
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