Who needs rockets when you can use dumb and loud concrete tubes?
, Grace, whose company is working to build a hypersonic launch system designed to shoot stuff into orbit on the cheap, explained why he thinks that rockets are an "overly exquisite solution" to getting objects off Earth and into space.TechCrunch
"I don't think it may ever be practical with rockets," he added. "So the question is, how do you drive the price of putting material in space through the floor?"TechCrunch
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