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ScienceSeptember 30, 2026, 00:33

Stoke Space CEO: 'I'm not sure we'd make the same decision' on Washington

Stoke Space CEO Andy Lapsa told a Seattle Space Week audience he isn't sure the rocket company would choose Washington state again today, citing a wealth tax on unrealized gains, weak public schools and scant courting of startups. He said South Carolina, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Idaho and Illinois have all reached out recently.

Stoke Space CEO: 'I'm not sure we'd make the same decision' on Washington
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