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Elnanak Spacex And its two partners have appeared as a leader to build part of President Donald Trump's Golden Gold Dome missile defense system, the report said.
Sources said Spacex is working with Palaantir software developer and Anduril Defense Technology Company, and all three companies have met with senior Trump and Pentagon officials in recent weeks to make their offer. Reuters
The sources said their plan was to build and launch 400 to more than 1,000 satellites to track missile movement worldwide. Sources added that the 200 -armed missile or laser -fired satellite fleet destroys enemy projectiles, but it is not expected to play a role in the weapons of those satellites.
White House, Department of Defense, Spacex, Palantir and Anduril immediately did not respond to Fox Business's comments on Thursday.
The White House's senior adviser, Tesla and Spacex CEO Elon Moscow, listens to a cabinet meeting held by President Donald Trump at the White House on March 24. (Win McNamee / Getty Images / Getty Images)
Trump has ordered Making an advanced missile defense shield and the next generation to protect the United States from air strikes.
In January, he signed an executive order that the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegest made plans to build “Iron Dome for America” that protects Americans from threatening missiles launched by a foreign enemy.
“The Golden Dome of Trump needs the entire Manhattan scale project,” says Space Force General.
Elvan Mask, left, talks to Donald Trump, the center of the time, the center and guests at the Sixth Starship Spacex Testing Test in Bronzville, Texas, on November 19, 2024. (Brandon Bell/Pool/Reuters/Reuters)
So far, Pentagon A US official told Reuters that more than 180 companies have benefited to help build the project.
An Israeli soldier is located on Monday, January 13, in an iron dome battery for air defense in northern Israel. (Wolf / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
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The news agency also reported that Spacex suggested that the US government would pay for its technology rather than the government to fully have part of the Golden Dome project.
Fox News' Whitten's Sarah Ropph-has been involved in this report.