TP2000
Well-Known Member
We still have NASA, right?
Getting rockets into space is a problem solved a long time ago, right?
So celebrating failure for a solved problem doesn't make any sense to me.
Are you unfamiliar with the Starship model line? Because it's a concept that is absolutely ground breaking and will vastly accelerate our return to the Moon and then get us on to Mars. The Starship rockets are not just the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built by man, but just like the SpaceX Falcon line of rockets, Starships are fully reusable for both the booster rocket and the manned Starship section itself.
There's never been anything like it! Just 10 years ago this type of thing would have seemed like science fiction. The rocket sections come back to earth and park themselves on the launch pad again for reuse?!? Truly impressive tech!
Plus, Elon Musk and his team redesigned it so it would be pointier. Pointier looks better.
NASA and the US Space Force are still stuck using 1970's tech of big single-use rockets that are very expensive. And very delayed.