$69.1 billion<\/p>\n
$188 billion<\/p>\n
2002<\/p>\n
2000<\/p>\n
Google<\/p>\n
Courtesy of Google<\/p>\n
NASA<\/p>\n
Courtesy of NASA<\/p>\n
The Starship rocket, which will launch asmany as 100 people into space at a time.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
NEXT BIG THING<\/p>\n
Successfully launching a crewed mission.<\/p>\n
The Foundation book series by Isaac Asimov.<\/p>\n
SENT HUMANS TO SPACE?<\/p>\n
Yes, two.<\/p>\n
SENT HUMANS TO SPACE?<\/p>\n
Nope.<\/p>\n
Falcon 9, which is taller than the LeaningTower of Pisa (229.6 ft.).<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
MOST IMPRESSIVE MEMBER<\/p>\n
New Glenn, which is a bit taller than the Statue ofLiberty (313 ft).<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
CREWED SHIP<\/p>\n
ESTIMATED TICKET PRICE<\/p>\n
$500,000 for a trip to Mars.<\/p>\n
ESTIMATED TICKET PRICE<\/p>\n
Between $200,000 and $300,000 for a suborbital cruise.<\/p>\n
When Bezos tweeted a video of a rare reused rocket from Blue Origin, Musk was quick to point out that the SpaceXGrasshopper had already completed six suborbital flights.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
FRIENDLY RIVALRY<\/p>\n
After SpaceX launched a rocket into space and brought the booster back to Earth, Bezos tweeted,Welcome to the club!<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
235,000<\/p>\n
Tony Stark<\/p>\n
Courtesy of Adobe Stock<\/p>\n
Lex Luthor<\/p>\n
Courtesy of Adobe Stock<\/p>\n
Elon is absolutely fixated on going to Mars.<\/p>\n
Were both neck and neck as to who will put peopleinto space first.<\/p>\n
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