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Elon Musk Backs Moving NASA SLS Workforce Elsewhere, Says ‘Better To Repurpose’ Workers As Multibillion-Dollar Rocket Faces Cost Questions
Elon Musk says NASA should redeploy SLS workers as its costly legacy rocket faces scrutiny and Artemis shifts to commercial launch systems.
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