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- The post speculates whether a potential SpaceX IPO is rushed due to impending UAP technology disclosures, which could render its current propulsion technologies obsolete. It questions the future value of fossil fuel-based propulsion in light of potentially more efficient UAP-derived technologies. This could negatively impact SpaceX's valuation if such disclosures materialize and alternative technologies become viable.
With the US government talking about UAP disclosures and more information expected to be released this year, does this audience believe that the SpaceX IPO is rushed because all of its technologies will become obsolete when UAP technologies become mainstream visible in a few months from now? Or, conversely, is SpaceX in the best possible position to benefit from disclosure? How valuable will old fossil fuel propulsion technologies be, when new ones could be infinitely more efficient?
Edit: UAP stands for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, a broader official term for UFOs (unidentified flying objects).