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SpaceX management after successfully convincing NASA that they can 100% definitely no doubt get HLS ready to land on the moon by mid 2028 and have a crewed LEO demonstrator for Artemis III by mid 2027 (They spent the past 5 years fuck-arsing around on the contract)

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