Will Yahoo founders start a New.Space company?

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If Microsoft will succeed to buy Yahoo, its founders should earn $4
billion cash, so, could they use that money to start (also) a
New.Space company?

http://www.ghostnasa.com/posts/024yahoospace.html

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On Feb 9, 4:57 pm, gaetanomarano wrote:
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If Microsoft will succeed to buy Yahoo, its founders should earn $4
billion cash, so, could they use that money to start (also) a
New.Space company?

http://www.ghostnasa.com/posts/024yahoospace.html


Of course they could, but more than likely it'll be within China or at
least India where they'll get at least 10:1 for their tax avoidance
offshore protected loot.
.. - Brad Guth

On Feb 9, 7:57 pm, gaetanomarano wrote:
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If Microsoft will succeed to buy Yahoo, its founders should earn $4
billion cash, so, could they use that money to start (also) a
New.Space company?

http://www.ghostnasa.com/posts/024yahoospace.html


What is the point? Anyone could their money to start a New.Space
company. There is nothing special about this transaction that has
anything to do with space

Also you are spreading your bull**** again.
1. NASA can't be "sold", it is a gov't agency
2. The assets are worth more than 4 billion
3 No one can start a "NASA"

On 10 Feb, 03:13, wrote:

What is the point? *Anyone could their money to start a New.Space
company. *There is nothing special about this transaction that has
anything to do with space

just read the article... I ...suggest them to do that

1. *NASA can't be "sold", it is a gov't agency

in the world, there was, are and will be plenty of public assets
privatized

2. The assets are worth more than 4 billion

the NASA "assets" that have an high value are the BRAINS of its
engineers and scientists

the buildings & hardware assets (VAB, research centers, launch pads,
etc.) have a value that's (probably) under $500M

3 *No one can start a "NASA"

I means a company similar to NASA and able to do bigger things than
SpaceX & C.(not "exactly" another NASA)

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On Feb 10, 2:17 am, gaetanomarano wrote:
On 10 Feb, 03:13, wrote:

What is the point? Anyone could their money to start a New.Space
company. There is nothing special about this transaction that has
anything to do with space

just read the article... I ...suggest them to do that

1. NASA can't be "sold", it is a gov't agency

in the world, there was, are and will be plenty of public assets
privatized

2. The assets are worth more than 4 billion

the NASA "assets" that have an high value are the BRAINS of its
engineers and scientists

And they work for the gov't, they can't be privatized

the buildings & hardware assets (VAB, research centers, launch pads,
etc.) have a value that's (probably) under $500M


Way too low, more like 10's of billions. A single crawler is worth
more

On 10 Feb, 16:39, wrote:

Way too low, more like 10's of billions. *A single crawler is worth more

you confuse "COSTS" with "VALUE"... ...just try to sell a ($10Bn+
costs each) Shuttle when retired...

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On Feb 10, 10:43 am, gaetanomarano wrote:
On 10 Feb, 16:39, wrote:

Way too low, more like 10's of billions. A single crawler is worth more

you confuse "COSTS" with "VALUE"... ...just try to sell a ($10Bn+
costs each) Shuttle when retired...

You have no concept of anything.
Just the land NASA owns it is in the billions.

wrote:

:On Feb 10, 2:17 am, gaetanomarano wrote:
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: the buildings & hardware assets (VAB, research centers, launch pads,
: etc.) have a value that's (probably) under $500M
:
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:Way too low, more like 10's of billions. A single crawler is worth
:more
:

To whom?

Nobody sane uses 'replacement cost' to determine what something is
worth.


--
"Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute."
-- Charles Pinckney

On Feb 10, 3:26 pm, Fred J. McCall wrote:
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:On Feb 10, 2:17 am, gaetanomarano wrote:
:
: the buildings & hardware assets (VAB, research centers, launch pads,
: etc.) have a value that's (probably) under $500M
:
:
:Way too low, more like 10's of billions. A single crawler is worth
:more
:

To whom?

Nobody sane uses 'replacement cost' to determine what something is
worth.

--

Silicon valley, Florida beach front, Chesapeake bay all prime real
estate

On Feb 9, 6:13 pm, wrote:
On Feb 9, 7:57 pm, gaetanomarano wrote:

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If Microsoft will succeed to buy Yahoo, its founders should earn $4
billion cash, so, could they use that money to start (also) a
New.Space company?

http://www.ghostnasa.com/posts/024yahoospace.html

What is the point? Anyone could their money to start a New.Space
company. There is nothing special about this transaction that has
anything to do with space

Also you are spreading your bull**** again.
1. NASA can't be "sold", it is a gov't agency
2. The assets are worth more than 4 billion
3 No one can start a "NASA"

China already offers CATS, and they seem reliable. So, who the hell
needs our spendy, time consuming and not always reliable NASA?
.. - Brad Guth