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SPACEX: Despite constant resistance from California, the Biden Admin, and Duffy/Gor, SpaceX continues to dominate the space industry. Imagine if the US support SpaceX like China supports LandSpace - Elon might hit 99.9% of all payloads sent to orbit in 2027🤣.

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