Because of the Covid pandemic, the rocket manufacturer Space-X could have problems with its launch plan. Space X President Gwynne Shotwell justified this at the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs with the increasing lack of liquid oxygen, according to the specialist magazine Space News reports. It is increasingly needed for Covid patients in hospitals, but also serves as fuel. Shotwell stressed the need to ensure that hospitals get the oxygen they need, “but if someone has liquid oxygen left over, they can email me”. Space-X has not launched a rocket for two months, also due to production delays at the Starlink Internet satellites. A cargo flight to the ISS space station is planned for Saturday.