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are you talking about the Brownsville spaceport?

I hope he hasn't done it more than once!

Actually this is the fourth.

  • The new launch facility was projected in a 2014 study to generate US$85 million of economic activity in the city of Brownsville and eventually generate approximately US$51 million in annual salaries from some 500 jobs projected to be created by 2024.

so a "projection" to "eventually" generate 500 jobs? and it only cost taxpayers $200 million? Not bad that's only $400,000 a pop. How many passengers were they projecting to have by now?

where do you get the $200 Million part?

Friday’s crash of Virgin Galactic’s spaceship is a setback for Spaceport America, the $218.5 million facility that New Mexico taxpayers funded in southern New Mexico.

https://www.watchdog.org/national/can-spaceport-america-recover-or-was-taxpayers-money-lost-in/article_5861d0d3-96f9-5425-bfb5-ecb039f98f98.html

Probably more since then. They haven't been flying the regular sub orbital passenger flights have they?

  • Another billionaire, Elon Musk, signed a three-year lease last year with Spaceport to test reusable rockets for his SpaceX venture and, according to Anderson, has already spent $2 million in infrastructure improvements.

You reckon the lease requires payments?

  • UP Aerospace is also a paying customer at Spaceport and, just days before the Virgin Galactic accident, a Tucson-based company called World View Enterprises, entered negotiations with Spaceport officials. World View intends on sending customers 20 miles into the stratosphere in cutting-edge balloons.

So...there are three customers mentioned...one might have some problems paying the rent..

Is that right?

You don't know the difference between SpaceX (which we've been discussing) and Virgin Galactic?

why?

It's a boondoggle and example of crony capitalism

kinda like the interstate highway system?

yeah, except you and I won't use it every day.

so MANY strawmen.
tell me...why do you not like Elon Musk?