Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are among the two richest people in the world
Earlier, Elon Musk attacked Bezos and suggested that the former Amazon boss was only involved in lobbying for projects
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Elon Musk And Jeff Bezos are the two richest people in the world who cherish great aspirations for their ventures in the field of space exploration. While Musk’s SpaceX has long been a player in the field, Bezos’s Blue Origin which hit the ground comparatively later, has also gone with an aggressive strategy. The two companies have recently been involved in an intense competition, which has at times resulted in public clashes. While we have to admit that it’s usually Musk who doesn’t shy away from publicly hitting out at Bezos, Bezos’s Blue Origin has filed several lawsuits against SpaceX.
Recently, two business tycoons came face-to-face regarding Musk’s NASA contract secured by SpaceX. However, the decision did not go down well with Bezos and Blue Origin, who sued NASA. Now, the latest flashpoint in the plan came when Blue Origin approached the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with a complaint regarding SpaceX’s satellite Internet deployment plan.
Now, it was a chance for Musk to hit back at his rival company and as usual, he did not hold back. Responding to a tweet showing a link to the Blue Origin complaint, Musk took a dig at the former Amazon boss and suggested Bezos had stepped down from his role at Amazon to file a full-time complaint against SpaceX.
Besos retires to pursue full-time job filing lawsuits against SpaceX… — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 27, 2021
Musk’s tweet generated hilarious reactions from users and garnered over 96,000 likes.
Earlier, Musk attacked Bezos and suggested that the former Amazon boss was only involved in lobbying for the projects.
If lobbying and lawyers could get you into orbit, Bezos would be on Pluto RN—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 12 August 2021
The rivalry and public clash between the two dates back to 2015 when Bezos described the launch of Blue Origin’s New Shepherd spacecraft as “the rarest beats ever”, but Musk hit out at it by reminding the fact that The SpaceX Grasshopper rocket made six suborbital flights. in space in 2012
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