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Written by: Teng Yan
Compiled by: Luffy, Foresight News
Earlier this month, SpaceX successfully launched Starship, its most powerful rocket to date, for the fourth time.
This engineering marvel features a Super Heavy booster that houses 33 Raptor engines with a total thrust of 72 teraflops. To put that in perspective, that’s twice the thrust of the rockets that flew the Apollo moon missions and three times the thrust of NASA’s space shuttles.
I have always been fascinated by the growth of technology companies. Years of hard work and huge R&D investments ultimately lead to seemingly overnight successes. But those in the industry know that for a high-tech company to succeed, countless low-probability events must come together perfectly. SpaceX, founded 22 years ago as a startup with big dreams, is the epitome of this journey - the result of hard work and continuous improvement.
Compiled by: Luffy, Foresight News
Earlier this month, SpaceX successfully launched Starship, its most powerful rocket to date, for the fourth time.
This engineering marvel features a Super Heavy booster that houses 33 Raptor engines with a total thrust of 72 teraflops. To put that in perspective, that’s twice the thrust of the rockets that flew the Apollo moon missions and three times the thrust of NASA’s space shuttles.
I have always been fascinated by the growth of technology companies. Years of hard work and huge R&D investments ultimately lead to seemingly overnight successes. But those in the industry know that for a high-tech company to succeed, countless low-probability events must come together perfectly. SpaceX, founded 22 years ago as a startup with big dreams, is the epitome of this journey - the result of hard work and continuous improvement.
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