[hcks]

Being 10 years behind technologically is surely a European cultural thing.

Besides, what’s there to sell? An experiment SpaceX did back in 2016?

[martin8412]

Yea.. What SpaceX does is straight up illegal in the EU. For the good of everyone.

[DiggyJohnson]

What? ESA seems very interested in reusable launch vehicles as of late.

[martin8412]

SpaceX keeps breaking the law left and right. They're currently being sued for contaminating a wildlife sanctuary, and they're constantly at odds with the FAA. Not to mention various state agencies.

[DiggyJohnson]

They have a pretty good relationship with the FAA. I hate to be so blunt but you do not have enough knowledge of this topic to be overstating like such.

[panick21_]

Anybdoy can sue at any time. It meaningless and does not mean a law was broken.

[FeepingCreature]

10 years, I wish. 10 years ago was SpaceX's first reentry attempt.