What SpaceX just did with Starship Shocked The Whole Industry!

SpaceX is developing the Starship Heavy, made of stainless steel, to carry up to 100 passengers to Mars in future missions. Since this new rocket will carry humans and cargo to Mars, much emphasis is made on the heat shield.
As SpaceX advances its rocket reusability technology, it is bound to monopolize the space industry. Currently, NASA depends heavily on SpaceX to fulfill most of its missions. The Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy comprised over 2/3 of US launches last year. The situation will worsen at Starship's completion, which is set for early this year.
A successful heat shield for SpaceX will change a lot more in the space industry. First, the cost of space exploration will be slashed by over half because the space monster can carry ten times as much with little fuel. On the same note, reusability will be common, meaning that no money would be spent on repairs and refurbishment.
But SpaceX wasn't boasting of its current success a few years ago.
SpaceX had a big problem with its heat shield tiles. While the space company was waiting for the Federal Aviation Administration to complete a review of its Texas facilities, they did some tests with their heat shields which proved dismal.

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[Cameeb]

So...what did they JUST do that shocked the industry?

[Bullish-on-Crypto]

You do realize its not a 1 ship plan... Right???

[thijsderkx]

@2:07
650 Kelvin is 377 Celcius NOT 1377 Celcius.

[kennethhudson]

same topic that was stated 2 years ago...

[aKa]

U know youve been scamed if u read the word "shocked" in any title ;)

[markhuebner]

650° Kelvin cannot be translated to 1650° Celsius, they are the same change per degree, a different 0° point, maybe 1650° Fahrenheit but not even that. ?Otherwise very good so far!