Tim Dodd

But we're talking like in a row without blowing up, which five years ago was completely experimental and insane.

And now we're coming up to the point where we're 100 in a row.

It's like, this is becoming...

more reliable in the landing, which is not the primary mission.

This is purely for SpaceX's like gain is to recover the booster.

It has nothing to do with the effect of getting the payload on orbit, you know, most of the time.

And the landing is really only for their benefit and their gain.

Yeah.

I can't really believe it.

I mean, obviously even just in the, I think I'm a fairly fair weather fan really didn't start paying attention to like 2014.

Yeah.

And just seeing what it was like back then to what it's like.

Like, I don't watch every launch at all anymore.

Like, I'll catch the big ones.

I'll stream some of the really big ones.

But, like, back in the day, I, like I said, would wake up in the middle of the night to catch these streams or, you know, catch these launches and watch them because they were such a big deal.

And there's maybe only five of them a year, you know.

And so it was a really big deal.

Nowadays, it's like, oh, yeah, there's literally like two a week on average now.

It's insane.