Spaceflight is surging, but NASA’s primary launch sites are dated and approaching operating capacity. Our new report assessed the infrastructure at Kennedy Space Center and Wallops Flight Facility, and the Agency’s ability to meet growing mission needs:

The Cape definitely needs pipelines for methane extending all the way to an offsite facility to produce it. Expansion of hydrogen pipelines and refurbishment is probably needed, with an upgraded facility for supply.. Logically the companies using these should help pay for them.

What is this, please tell me you didn't pay someone to write the article!? @rookisaacman can you just fire all these people?

NASA = Need Another Seven Areas Attempting a bit of humor regarding a serious topic 🚀💫

This is a great informational video short that outlines ever increasing infrastructural & facility challenges. The fixes are simple & require little to no effort. However they do require opening up the challenges to international partners willing to provide solutions that easily fit within budget constraints placed upon NASA. Companies like mine are here to help & provide new solutions to aging facilities that'll allow magnificent facilities mentioned to meet their target & go above & beyond with a focus on launch capacity exceeding whats believed to be maximum. What do you need to do? Just get in touch.

Let the fleecing of America continue full speed with your fake space movies. You don’t need new facilities to continue to fool the masses.

Build more launch pads.

How much money do we need for upgrades?

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