>>78163
US is such a great country man, is bhangi ki family must be doing majduri just decades ago and now he's doing $400k job at SpaceX with being a US citizen
>>78173
>US citizen
trvke, only US citizens can work at SpaceX. No one else, no matter how talented they are, can work at that company. Some US government rule causes this.
>>78195
Yes some Space technology is secret info. that's why. He must be born there, don't look old enough to have a naturalization process. I hate my parents for not leaving this shithole
>>78163
>>78173
Kanglu Hijaban NRI girl who filmed a raw one time porno in GirlsDoPorn a decade ago now works at SpaceX. She used to wear hijab in school and few months later did raw no condom porno for GDP kek.
>>78208
no
SpaceX has very low salaries
im not sure why , but people at Tesla make much more
SpaceX mostly hires people from second/thrid rate US universities and lots of tradies
>>78214
Maybe, but since yesterday they were a private company with only govt. and few private contracts so they profits are less. Let's see how much they pay after their IPO. Tesla is highly rated car company working in almost every country in the world with top selling vehicles so they pay good
>>78213
>tells him that she was Kanglu Hijaban Muslimah>Still asks was she nepalan
Yaar you are probably confusing her with Nepalan pornstar thread which I made kek this one is different
>>78216
SpaceX and NASA dont have the same goals
The issue with space tech and nuclear tech is not the knowledge or secret knowledge btw
its access to restricted materials
>>78224
True, SpaceX wouldn't have survived without govt. contract and they are the only successful private Space company, others are just burning cash
>>78228
at the beginning-to-middle stage of the company, when they were developing falcon 9, they received a lot of government support in the form of contracts.
once falcon 9 started working properly, and most importantly, once they started re-using falcon 9s, it was game over for everyone else. they leaped so far ahead everyone else is just kinda irrelevant
>>78228
space tech like NASA was always just a job creation programme to retain academic talent , with the thought that most of the tech developed for le epic space can be used in the military
pretty sure spacex is also just a job creation programme
so i dont see why people are shitting on skyroot
>>78241
Hahaahahaha, NASA has been highly successful than ISRO could even be.
SpaceX is the only successful private space company.
skymoot will never be anything of value. COPE
>>78275
need to find that episode number I sent her a follow request on Linkedin but can't find that account ffs
will probably find it by today while watch UFC
