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The PR effort in this case was being lead by Gwynne Shotwell who is the President & COO.

Quick correction to the article: Gwynne Shotwell is not the President & CEO, she is the President & COO.

Just as Gwynne stated recently, if SpaceX doesn't generate a few craters with this program during testing it means they aren't trying as hard as they can.

SpaceX masking began to slip when Gwynne Shotwell publicly confirmed the company's willingness to launch offensive weapons in 2018.

Didn't read the article (blocked by the Great Firewall), but here's a year-ender from Gwynne Dyer.

Getting back to Gwynne Dyer's work, the basic behavior of border conflicts resulting in annihilation (dawn raids) and territorial expansion whenever a group is too weak to defend the status quo.

A great documentary miniseries about this topic is War: A Commentary by Gwynne Dyer.

Space-X's success is due to Gwynne Shotwell, who really is a rocket scientist.

Received telemetry from Dragon after the event - Gwynne (From Conference).

This isn't the talk by Gwynne mentioned in the article, however it is a government hearing that happened on the same day by the same person.

Note that SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell said last year that she feels the engineers are not pushing the reusability testing enough because there were no failures yet.

And while I have the utmost confidence in Gwynne Shotwell, I am not holding my breath that we see starship launch with any meaningful payload in this decade.

A great book (though slightly dated now) on climate change is "Climate Wars" by Gwynne Dyer.

SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell compared Falcon's cost of low orbit "on the order of $80 million to $90 million" and "$150 million to $160 million" for a Falcon Heavy with all the trimmings.

Or was there a specific communications engineer/person that brought it up to Elon or Gwynne?

I'm kind of surprised Gwynne's did not include similar links.