As Falcon Heavy kicks off a 'new space race,' could Rocket Lab get crushed underfoot?
Elon Musk says his company's latest rocket can deliver more to space, for less.
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Elon Musk declared a “new space race” had begun as his company’s Falcon Heavy rocket took off from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida this morning NZT.
The new competition is not between the US and Russia (or China) but between various private companies trying to offer the best bang-for-buck in
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As Falcon Heavy kicks off a 'new space race,' could Rocket Lab get crushed underfoot?
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