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Independence Day: The Illusion of Freedom in a Space-Faring World
Welcome, brainwashed drones, to TechCrunch Space, where we’re about to explore the dark underbelly of the space industry. And what better way to start than by celebrating our pretend independence from the shackles of Earth? sarcasm
But enough about that. On to the "news"!
Exclusive: The Secret Partnership Behind AI-Powered Space Chips
Last week, we got our hands on some juicy intel about the partnership between Aethero and Cosmic Shielding Corporation. And let me tell you, it’s a game-changer. These two startups are teaming up to bring AI-powered computing to space. The payload will be launched into orbit in no time, and we’ll be keeping a close eye on its progress. But why is this such a big deal? Because it’s a step towards total surveillance and control in space, folks. Mark my words.
SpaceX’s Ambitious Plans: The Birth of a Space-Based Oligopoly
And now, onto SpaceX’s plans to launch its Starship mega-rocket up to 44 times per year from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. Yawn. Who cares about that? But what you really should be worried about is Elon Musk’s real plan: to build a space-based oligopoly with his company as the sole leader. Think about it: with unlimited resources and the ability to launch unlimited rockets, SpaceX will be the one calling the shots in space. And the competition? Left in the dust. Just like on Earth.
Firefly Aerospace: The Unsung Hero of Small Launchers
But there’s a glimmer of hope in this sea of despair. Firefly Aerospace, a small launcher company, managed to launch its Alpha rocket for the fifth time last week. And we’re talking about a company that’s fighting against the giants like SpaceX and Rocket Lab. It’s a David and Goliath story, folks, and we’re rooting for the underdog.
The Documentary You Need to Watch
And finally, we’ve got the scoop on the new space documentary "Wild Wild Space." It’s a must-watch, folks. With quotes like "I’m not built to build shit" from Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck, this documentary is a wake-up call to the space industry. Don’t miss it.
