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My point is that SpaceX contracted with the US Government to deliver a service for a certain cost by a certain date. They were 2½ years late providing that service. That is not “record time”. If they had delivered early, THAT would have been record time.
It was a great accomplishment and it appears to be a great service/product. But it was not delivered on time. I apparently rained on everyone’s parade.
Great accomplishment, but record time? Nah. Elon time.
"While the first flights of Commercial Crew Program were originally intended to be launched by the end of 2017,[52]...In December 2016, SpaceX announced their first crewed flights would also be delayed to 2018,[55][56]following the loss of Amos-6 in an accidental launch pad explosion of a Falcon 9, the Crew Dragon's launch vehicle."
Commercial Crew Program - Wikipedia
So, 2 1/2 years late
Thank you. As a proud member of mankind and having watched every single Falcon launch 'live' I'll be happy to take 50% or so of the honor.Congratulations to SpaceX, Elon Musk and the rest of mankind!
My point is that SpaceX contracted with the US Government to deliver a service for a certain cost by a certain date. They were 2½ years late providing that service. That is not “record time”. If they had delivered early, THAT would have been record time.
It was a great accomplishment and it appears to be a great service/product. But it was not delivered on time. I apparently rained on everyone’s parade. I now return you to your regular programming.
My point is that SpaceX contracted with the US Government to deliver a service for a certain cost by a certain date. They were 2½ years late providing that service. That is not “record time”. If they had delivered early, THAT would have been record time.
It was a great accomplishment and it appears to be a great service/product. But it was not delivered on time. I apparently rained on everyone’s parade. I now return you to your regular programming.
It was all, quite frankly, breathtaking. The line “go for launch” was followed by the astronauts “let’s light this candle.” It gave Barron’s goosebumps.
The customer is responsible for most of the delays.My point is that SpaceX contracted with the US Government to deliver a service for a certain cost by a certain date. They were 2½ years late providing that service. That is not “record time”. If they had delivered early, THAT would have been record time.
It was a great accomplishment and it appears to be a great service/product. But it was not delivered on time. I apparently rained on everyone’s parade. I now return you to your regular programming.
You are confusing "on time" with "record time". They are two different things, that don't necessarily have a direct relationship. (You can be late and still set a record time or you can be on time and not set a record time.)
My point is that SpaceX contracted with the US Government to deliver a service for a certain cost by a certain date. They were 2½ years late providing that service. That is not “record time”. If they had delivered early, THAT would have been record time.
It was a great accomplishment and it appears to be a great service/product. But it was not delivered on time. I apparently rained on everyone’s parade. I now return you to your regular programming.
A couple of TSLA related updates based on my twitter feed:
Ron Baron will be on CNBC at 8 AM on Monday ,assume TSLA is on the agenda
TSLA INITIATED WITH AN OUTPERFORM AT DAIWA PT $910
Tesla initiated with an Outperform at Daiwa TSLA - The Fly