[nomercy400]

So, is SpaceX now eligible for contract-breach money from the government for this delay? I assume SpaceX 'rents' the facility at KSP from the government. If that facility shuts down, then the government isn't upholding their part of the deal with SpaceX.

Say, as a company I had a deal where I rent an office, and the owner of the office decides for 2+ days I have no access to my office, because one-sided reasons, I can claim lost revenue from the owner, right?

[dEnigma]

From the context it is clear that you meant "KSC" instead of "KSP", but I think the typo is quite interesting.

For those unaware: KSP = Kerbal Space Program, a video game about space exploration

[jadell]

Additionally, "KSC" is the abbreviation of the space center in the game video KSP.

[bostonpete]

...and the Kenya Space Corporation in Artemis.

[giarc]

Maybe, but do you want to piss off the owners of a limited piece of equipment that is vital to your business?

[ceejayoz]

Not to mention your biggest client.

[Consultant32452]

These types of things are almost certainly written into the contracts. A government shutdown is not the only reason that SpaceX might temporarily not be able to use the facilities the way it wants.