The Louisiana Wildlife Federation, National Wildlife Federation and Pontchartrain Conservancy have filed comments on proposed rulemaking changes by the Federal Aviation Administration that would impact commercial space launch and reentry actions.
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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and other officials will hold a news conference at 11 a.m. to announce plans for a SpaceX launch site to be built in Vermilion Parish.
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SpaceX has announced it will invest $100 billion to build its largest launch facility in Vermilion Parish.
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5 launch sites with 2 launch pads per site. I'm gonna open up a store in Vermilion Parish that sales nothin but ear plugs and noise cancelling headsets....
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In addition to the launch sites, construction, repair and maintenance facilities will also be built. SpaceX is also investing heavily in coastal restoration, hurricane protection and land loss prevention. This is all a HUGE win for all of SW Louisiana.Comment
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As long as dumbsss environmental wackos don't kill the goose that laid the golden eggComment
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Man this can propel us to P4 status!!!!!!!! Just have to ask to get that money flowing to ULComment
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Space X needs to be approached by UL to make a sizeable athletic donation. Also, sell the naming rights to the Cajundome to the Space X Cajundome or Space x Dome. Im afraid not having a seasoned AD in the house will hurt this effort and we may miss a once in a lifetime opportunity. Space X could be our T Boone Pickens!!!Comment
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Jeff Landry announced a deal to bring SpaceX to Vermilion Parish to establish a new development called Starbase Louisiana.
The announcement confirms months of speculation regarding a major aerospace project in the region.
The project involves a 125,000-acre development in Pecan Island supported by $100 billion in capital investment
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