SpaceX representatives speak directly to Vermilion Parish residents
SpaceX said it could eventually launch up to 30 rockets a day and plans about $100 million in local contracts.
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Cows, canals and 30 rockets a day? Pecan Island residents press SpaceX for answers.
SpaceX held a community meeting at the closed Pecan Island High School to discuss its planned Louisiana coastal rocket launch facility expected to open in 2029, addressing concerns about local impacts, environmental effects, and infrastructure changes with around 100 residents in attendance.
SpaceX representatives speak directly to Vermilion Parish residents
SpaceX representatives held a public meeting in Vermilion Parish to address community inquiries regarding the proposed Starbase Louisiana facility. The meeting took place a little more than 30 days after the formal declaration of the project, as reported by reporter Alaina Barras of KLFY News Ten.
SpaceX reps meet with Pecan Island residents
It started with a carefully planned slideshow, but within just 10 minutes, a meeting between residents and SpaceX representatives and roughly 75-100 people at the old Pecan Island High School turned into a lively Q&A session covering everything from road access to birds — don’t worry, SpaceX still thinks they’ll come right back or otherwise, they’re going to go find them. SpaceX employees met with Pecan Island and Vermilion Parish residents for …
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