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Schimpf: SpaceX received one-third of Boeing's Starliner funding
“I think SpaceX had a third the amount of money that Boeing was given to make Starliner work.”
Isaacman: SpaceX and Blue Origin scheduled uncrewed lunar lander tests for 2027
“Now, both SpaceX and Blue had to do uncrewed tests of their vehicle. It was already part of the plan. So they were planning to launch these you know, these spacecraft in in twenty-twenty-seven.”
Luzsicza: Galadyne will apply commercial liquid propulsion to missile systems
“With my background being purely in liquid propulsion across SpaceX, and even at UCLA launching liquid rockets, there's a very real way to apply this technology to the missile system, and we're gonna go do it.”
Yahya: SpaceX uses stablecoins for cross-border treasury management
“And stable coins are actually, like, apparently companies like SpaceX are already using Stablecoins for treasury management to move money from one country to another in a way that's much more efficient than using the.”
Brown: The top 98 VC-backed defense startups capture 1% of DoD budget
“If you look at the top 100 venture backed companies that are doing business with the Department of Defense, and you take SpaceX and Palantir, put it aside, so now the top 98 that's ten billion dollars a year of business going to those 98. That's only one aircr…”
Luckey: SpaceX and Palantir were the only DoD defense unicorns in 30 years
“And if you look at the last 30 years that preceded Andrel, there were only two unicorns doing business with the DoD, Palantir and SpaceX that were able to become unicorns.”
Boyle: SpaceX and Palantir Sued the Government to Open Defense Procurement
“SpaceX and Palantir walked so that everyone else could run, and I, it's maybe unfair to say that they walked, but both of them had to sue the government.”
Simpson: SpaceX used Bridge for stablecoins prior to Stripe's acquisition
“Yeah, I believe they were using Bridge, which Stripe now acquired.”