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BREAKING: Elon Musk says full and rapid rocket reusability is the breakthrough needed to make life multi-planetary. “The fundamental breakthrough that's needed is full and rapid reusability, which we're hoping to achieve with the Starship design by catching the ship, hopefully, around the end of next month, and then... show more
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You figured it out, man. I’m so proud to witness such an achievement in my life. Elon, you and your SPACEX guys make an old Space Cadet very happy. The Stars Our Destination!

In other to make life multi planetary we definitely need a ship that can take us back and forth safely fr.

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There's no looking back once Starship becomes full reusable — SpaceX's domination will be TOTAL!

The comparison to throwing away a medium-sized jet after every single flight really puts the current cost of space travel into perspective. Catching the massive Starship upper stage with mechanical arms and reflying it immediately sounds like science fiction, but SpaceX is actively turning it into reality. Game-changing engineering if they pull it off by next month.

Every flight, a whole jet. That's such a wild waste. No wonder Starship is key.

rapid reusability is the key! Catching Starship next month and reflying this year would be game changer. Falcon 9 analogy perfect, throwing away jet every flight insane. Multiplanetary future incoming

Elon Musk

You figured it out, man. I’m so proud to witness such an achievement in my life. Elon, you and your SPACEX guys make an old Space Cadet very happy. The Stars Our Destination!

Catching the booster is the engineering that actually wins the race.

Sustainability should have priority in all endeavors!

The cost will go down to reasonable levels

Sustainability is the key 👍

U.S. Ambassador to Space and Beyond 🇺🇸

Sensacional!

Full reuse changes everything. Finally.

Это уже больничка парень:)))

❤️❤️❤️❤️🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

If a massive planetary or moon collision were to occur, large enough to destroy the Earth, could escaping to the Moon or Mars save humanity? I think absolutely not. Such a colossal catastrophe would, first and foremost, disrupt the orbits of neighboring celestial bodies. Furthermore, establishing a self-sufficient, closed-loop ecosystem outside of Earth is nearly impossible. Due to the laws of thermodynamics, life in these isolated colonies, unable to draw sustenance from the outside, would soon become completely extinct.

Interesting perspective

2×2=4

Hope the chopsticks work or ill be mad, that catch is insane rn
