Final paragraph: Is SpaceX launching human space flight missions with no insurance? Or are they possibly self-insured? (spacenews.com)

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Main article: "The potential failure of a Viasat broadband satellite could result in a massive claim and a “huge hit” for the space insurance sector, one insurer warns." Quote in the closing paragraph opens some intriguing questions.

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