I’d say they probally represent a common perception of Musk and SpaceX these days. Not everyone has time to pay attention to everything they do, but lots of rocket explosions make headlines.
You’re not wrong, I’m just pointing out why the misperception is understandable, and probally common.
I’d say they probally represent a common perception of Musk and SpaceX these days. Not everyone has time to pay attention to everything they do, but lots of rocket explosions make headlines.
You’re not wrong, I’m just pointing out why the misperception is understandable, and probally common.