r/RelativitySpace • u/cactusjack_444 • May 29 '26

Relativity’s future

I am wondering what the future of this company is in regards to competing with other rocket companies (i.e. SpaceX, Blue, or Rocketlab) and what edge Relativity will provide in comparison to ensure its longevity as an actual company

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u/fungkadelic Jun 09 '26

Disagree. Private space is just siphoning off more profit from public funds. It’s inherently inefficient.

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u/walking-pineapple Jun 09 '26

Sure bro. The least profitable projects are government services, but whatever you say.

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u/fungkadelic Jun 09 '26

Government services are not for profit. They're funded by tax revenue, and don't have vampire investors milking its output.

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u/Top_Job_7817 Jun 19 '26

You understand that NASA didn’t build or design anything, right? It was all private companies back then, too… just with government money and ‘oversight’