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Musk Aiming For 'Holy Grail of Space Flight' in Reusability, Says Loren Grush

Source: bloombergMarkets June 12, 2026 · 13:01
Bloomberg space reporter Loren Grush said that Elon Musk is still focused on Space even as other parts of the company generate more revenue for Musk as SpaceX's IPO makes him the world's richest man. Grush said that Musk is still committed to the starship rocket and trying to reach the 'holy grail of space flight' in reusing boosters/ (Source: Bloomberg)
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