How Starship Will Get Us to Mars

This is SpaceX's full journey from Earth to Mars and back. #shorts

[Newsthink]

*What year do you think humans will go to Mars for the first time?*

[Orgoneblue]

"Locally produced methane" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there

[keithpryor]

"Locally produced methane"
Houston, we're down to our last fart to get us home. Wish us luck.

[gse]

I don't understand, it worked perfectly in the cartoon.

[brennansmith]

I think realistically the best option would be to take off from a moon base so you could build a much bigger ship

[BiggMo]

I never knew Mars was so close to earth

[phantomreach]

I never knew there was already a star ship on mars waiting for other star ships from earth

[s.o.]

This must be a solid plan and totally legit - just look, they got an ANIMATION!

[eleminatus]

If there is ANYTHING I have learned from watching science content on Youtube over the years, it's that you never EVER trust a CGI presentation.

[tyoung]

This is the most overly simplified description of space travel ever

[hackedi.t]

LOL 😂, the launch from the flat line is

[VisiblyPinkUnicorn]

"How Starship will get us to Mars."
Step 1: don't explode.

[byGDur]

Minor thing: The tanking/refueling happens in orbit of earth. The animation makes it seem like this happens in transition to Mars.

[brandonkim]

Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth.
- Mike Tyson -

[Persian]

Refueling in space looks like a big deal.
“Is it in?”
“Nah push more”
“Is it in now?”
“U got the right hole”

[doingtime]

I'm fine with this Mars plan, we should always push forward.

[ROH_]

Everything is possible when u know how to maneuver the mouse 😂😂

[MrDsturman]

“Fueled by locally produced methane”

Like there will be a service station when they get there

[Nobody]

So, for one unit of rocket on Mars you need 4 units of rockets on Earth 🧐

[patriot]

It’s such an awesome thing to think about and I believe we can and will put American boots on Mars soon. To see pictures and videos in 4K of people walking on Mars is incredible to think about.