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The only problem is that SpaceX sometimes decide to hold your satellite for six months without giving it back and makes you repeatedly fax in your driver license and utility bills for no reason.
@twophrasebark: They'll also drop tiny bits of space debris on your lawn, then demand you tell them how much the debris weighs, just to prove it actually is your lawn.
It will be interesting to see the Russian reaction to this. They only price their satellite launching services at ~70mil so as not to compete too bad with NASA(at ~85 mil barely scraping even). The Russians true costs are somewhere around 30mil.
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PayPal joke.
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It will be interesting to see the Russian reaction to this. They only price their satellite launching services at ~70mil so as not to compete too bad with NASA(at ~85 mil barely scraping even). The Russians true costs are somewhere around 30mil.
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