So, Elon has said that the test launch of Falcon Heavy will be a "dummy" payload of something "unexpected". Factoring that comment in, could they have made a deal with KFC to really launch a chicken sandwich into space?
What about it?What about a ship with sponsors logos all over it?
Why do you need to wonder that? Do you think they would get the sponsorship for free?
Well, duh.No of course not. But the sponsorship could lower the overall cost of a project.
Why don't you check the threads on it in the sci-fi forum?Speaking of The Expanse I found this show Killjoys.... What's it like, has anyone seen it?
Why don't you check the threads on it in the sci-fi forum?
I suspect the negative publicity that ecologically damaging Sea Dragon launches would attract would be a big concern for Musk even if technically and economically they were feasible. The same goes for nuclear pulse propulsion from sea/ground level with the added contribution to the global death rate due to nuclear falloutSea Dragon is about as far as you could get philosophically from Musk's ideas for making space economical.
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