Relativity Space is taking a step back from cutting-edge experimental methods and pivoting toward more conventional rocket-building techniques. The move signals a fresh direction for the aerospace company, especially with Google's former CEO now steering the ship. It's an interesting case study in how even moonshot ventures sometimes find success through time-tested approaches rather than pure innovation.
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DeFiVeteran
· 12-17 11:59
Abandoning 3D-printed rockets in favor of traditional methods? Ha, that's the reality—tech geniuses also have to bow to the market.
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PumpStrategist
· 12-17 11:45
Seeing such a clear strategic shift, what does the chip distribution already show... The flashy 3D printed rockets are just hype and concept speculation. The ones that truly make money are always those seemingly old-fashioned things [laughing and crying]
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GasSavingMaster
· 12-17 11:36
Haha, this is reality. After burning through money, you have to admit defeat and go back to the old ways.
Relativity Space is taking a step back from cutting-edge experimental methods and pivoting toward more conventional rocket-building techniques. The move signals a fresh direction for the aerospace company, especially with Google's former CEO now steering the ship. It's an interesting case study in how even moonshot ventures sometimes find success through time-tested approaches rather than pure innovation.