The Economics of Building Rocket Engines
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The Economics of Building Rocket Engines
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Why does developing a rocket engine typically cost hundreds of millions of dollars, and how can smart engineering choices fundamentally alter those economics?
In this episode of Throttle Up, host Justin Starbird sits down with Sascha Deri, founder and CEO of bluShift Aerospace, live from the test site to break down the real financial and operational realities of rocket propulsion.
Sascha explains why bluShift opted for hybrid rocket technology, how non-toxic, bio-derived fuel eliminates massive safety and regulatory overhead, and why lower development costs don't mean sacrificing commercial performance.
They also dive into bluShift’s addition of a 15-inch motor platform designed for rapid test iteration, and explore how bluShift plans to disrupt the current global shortage of solid rocket motors in aerospace and defense!
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