SpaceX, ULA, and Blue Origin snag massive contracts from the U.S. Space Force, but SpaceX takes the lion's share, leaving competitors scrambling, hmm?
SpaceX, ULA, and Blue Origin snag massive contracts from the U.S. Space Force, but SpaceX takes the lion's share, leaving competitors scrambling, hmm?

A Great Disturbance in the Force I Sense

Hmm a disturbance in the Force I sense. Big news from the stars it is! Contracts huge ones awarded to SpaceX ULA and Blue Origin by the U.S. Space Force. $13.5 billion a hefty sum it is. Send satellites into space they will for the Pentagon's eyes yes.

SpaceX the Chosen One?

SpaceX the lion's share it takes. 28 missions $5.9 billion in their pocket they will have. Falcon 9 their trusty steed will fly again and again. And Falcon Heavy too for the tougher battles hmm? May the Force be with them always but rely on the Force alone they must not.

ULA and Blue Origin the Padawans?

ULA not far behind they are. 19 missions $5.3 billion they get. Vulcan their new rocket tested and certified it is. Blue Origin though a smaller piece of the pie they receive. 7 missions $2.3 billion later launches planned they are. Patience young Padawans you must have.

Reusable Rockets the Key They Are

Reusable rockets the path to victory this is! SpaceX leading the charge they are. Cost cutting their strength it is. Others catching up they must if compete they wish to hmmm. 'Do or do not there is no try' remember this they must.

Musk's Tweet a Taunt It Was

A tweet from Musk a jab it was! Winning 60 percent generous it may sound but competitors struggling they are. 'I hope they succeed but they aren't there yet' he said. Arrogance it can be a dangerous path yes. Humility a virtue always.

The Future Unclear It Is

The future unclear it is. SpaceX dominant now yes. But complacency a trap it can be. Competitors learn and grow they will or fade into the shadows they might. May the best rockets win and may the Space Force get their satellites where they need to go. A long time ago in a galaxy far far away.... No wait! This is now in this galaxy. Hmmm interesting.


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