Aww hell yeah this is awesome I will go there.
They are just going to follow me though.
So I am correct. Space X used Russian Rockets at one time? Yes or no?
Omg lol.
No, you’re wrong. Merlin and Kestrel are designed and produced in the US. SpaceX has never used Russian stuff. I made that clear.
Your own sources made that clear.
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According to a spokeswoman for United Launch Alliance, the joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed, they have enough RD-180 engines on hand to complete current Atlas V space missions for their customers. The RD-180 is a Russian-made engine used on the Atlas V rocket.
SpaceX faced an opportunity when sales of Russian engines were halted. They were able to design and manufacture their own rocket engines. This gave them an advantage over their competitors.
The switched over no more reliance on the US government contracted Russian RD-180
MiG pls if you want to respond him respond in theme I sent
All of Space Xs hardware is made in the US, not just their engines.
They saw an opportunity to sell, not switch. They never once ever in their existence used Russian engines.
Nah we staying right here.
I am down for some links? you have not provided one.
Feel free to be off topic & wrong at the same time. Your own sources speak for themselves and you’ve made a fool of yourself.
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Neither does the British have anything to do with this subject.
So, its just your interpretation?
How so?
Just admitted right there.
Sounds pretty reasonable to me. No?
You can mess around with people without looking like a clown at the same time btw, put the beers down.
After sales of the Russian Engines were halted. :)
You got me, we all live in Ziggy’s world where the SpaceX uses R-77 grid fins and RD-180’s
This dude is spamming videos. No more lets go to other topic.
One video is truly “spamming”
I admit I don’t.
I never worked before.
Please lets go other topic.
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