Musk: SpaceX will start retiring Dragon spacecraft immediately

According to a report by Bijie.com, on June 6, Musk posted that "in light of the President of the United States' statement on the cancellation of our government contract, SpaceX will immediately begin retiring its Dragon spacecraft." Note: The Dragon spacecraft is a reusable manned/cargo space capsule developed by SpaceX for NASA and other customers. There are two main versions: Cargo Dragon: used to transport cargo to the International Space Station (ISS); Crew Dragon: used to send astronauts to the International Space Station. Currently, NASA relies heavily on SpaceX's Crew Dragon to send astronauts to the International Space Station. If retired, NASA will temporarily lack reliable U.S. domestic manned space capabilities and can only rely on Boeing Starliner (which has just started service) or foreign space agencies. If the cargo mission is suspended, it may affect the supply and scientific experiments of the space station. Retirement will also affect the reputation and dominance of U.S. commercial aerospace.