It wasn't 100 million, it's 4 billion dollars for each launch.

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True. The claim that the cost of an SLS rocket launch is 4 billion dollars is true. Multiple sources, including reports from the NASA Office of Inspector General and White House estimates, indicate that the cost of a single Sp...

"It wasn't 100 million, it's 4 billion dollars for each launch." "To nie było 100 milionów to są 4 miliardy dolarów za każdy stat."

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…zystać te rakiety, ale docelowo do poprowadzenia całego programu Artemis Falcon Heavy byłby niewystarczający i dlatego właśnie powstał mój drogi SLS. Zgadnij ile kosztuje pojedyncze wystrzelenie tej rakiety? >> Ojej, no nie wiem. Jeżeli mam zgadywać, no to rzucam kwotę 100 milionów. >> 100 milionów po raz pierwszy. To teraz cię zadziwię mój drogi. To nie było 100 milionów to są 4 miliardy dolarów za każdy >> stat. To więcej niż >> pleczek z bladu. Wy tego nie widzicie, ale po prostu krew odpłynęła z twarzy. >> To znaczy to [śmiech] ja bym ich taniej tam wysłał. >> Jak za 4 miliardy to byś tak przypakował nogę, że kopem byś tego [śmiech] wiesż wysłał na nie. Nie no słuchaj jakby wiadomo, że to kosztuje, ale kosztuje dlatego, że to jest projekt też polityc…

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