At a press conference last week, Elon Musk, founder of space exploration company SpaceX, once again explained the latest status of the company's "Starship" rocket after two years.
In addition to realizing Musk's dream of moving to Mars to save human civilization, how will this rocket subvert the status quo of space launches in business and natural science?
What is left for Starship to launch smoothly?
Starship is the next generation of large rockets developed by SpaceX for future manned deep space exploration.
Over the past few years, the upper part of the Starship has undergone several tests, and after many explosions, it finally landed successfully in May last year.
In September last year, SpaceX won a $2.9 billion contract from NASA and is expected to return a manned man to the moon on the "Artemis" mission in 2025.
However, going to Mars is what SpaceX is aiming for with Starship.
Before considering the future survival of human beings, if Starship is successfully launched, it will be enough to bring great changes in at least three aspects to future space exploration...
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