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In 1998, NASA spent $600 million on a Space Shuttle mission whose primary accomplishment was to kill two dozen rats (that's about $25 million per rat) in zero gravity with a special spring-loaded miniature guillotine (ordinary weight-driven guillotines won't work in zero gravity).
If travel to orbit is ever to be as cheap as air travel, we will need a worldwide launch infrastructure that supports not hundreds of flights per year but hundreds of flights per day.