Sean Daffy, chief executive officer of the National Aerospace Agency (NASA), said on Monday that due to the "Star" ship's progress of the US space exploration technology company (SpaceX), NASA may let SpaceX "on the edge" and choose from another company to send U.S. astronauts to the moon. According to the latest media reports such as the U.S. National Radio (NBC), "Political News Network", Daffy appeared to arouse the anger of Elon Musk, the SpaceX founder on the social platform X posted several posts to attack Daffy and said it "is destroying NASA".

Musk first launched a poll on the X platform, saying, "Should a man who is famous for climbing trees really lead the U.S. space program?" "Political News Network" said that Musk's remarks were alluding to Duffy's early years. A professional logging athlete. He went on to give two options under this question: "Yes, the orangutan's skills are awesome!" "No, he needs more brains!" As of press time, more than 150,000 people had voted.

Musk then posted separately within an hour, saying,"Stupid Sean is trying to destroy NASA!" "The person in charge of the U.S. space program cannot have a double digit IQ." He also forwarded multiple posts expressing dissatisfaction with Duffy.

Politico News Network said that when it asked NASA for comment, the media received an automatic response stating that the agency's news mailbox was currently unsupervised due to the government's "shutdown."

A U.S. Department of Transportation spokesman cited a post posted on the X-Platform on the 21st that said, ¡°Love this passion. the moon landing race has begun.

It is understood that NASA and SpaceX signed an agreement worth $2.9 billion in 2021 to provide a moon lander modified by the "Starcraft" spacecraft to assist U.S. astronauts on the moon landing on the "Alpha-3" mission. But so far, the "Starcraft" spacecraft is still in the early stages of development, so far there have been three flight failures and several successful suborbital trials, but there are still no formal entrance into orbit and no critical injection tests on low-temperature orbit. According to current plans, the "Alpha-3" mission will be carried out in 2027.

As the schedule of the US's Artemis program to return to the moon becomes increasingly urgent, Duffy hinted in an interview with the US Consumer News and Business Channel (CNBC) TV on the 21st,"If SpaceX falls behind, Blue Origin can do it before them, then Blue Origin will be great."