Elon Musk Explains the Future of Space Travel

Elon Musk Explains the Future of Space Travel
We have all witnessed the historic breakthroughs in space that occurred in the previous year. While NASA has made some bone-chilling discoveries about aliens and whatnot, Musk's space crafts have been trying their luck at convenient space travel. This video is about the billionaire's interesting opinions about the future of space travel so let's dive right in.
Musk hasn't taken a trip to space himself like his fellow billionaires, but he sure has a lot to say about transportation in space. Coming from Amazon's CEO, these opinions and statements might have sounded ridiculous, but considering that SpaceX's CEO is standing at the podium, we have no choice but to pay heed. The billionaire's company has been developing rockets for more than a decade and quite exceptional ones at that. Humanity has seen several momentous occasions in the past as far as space travel is concerned, and they're all thanks to Musk's advancements in the field of space technology.
His company has been working day and night on a new rocket named 'Starship.' Its purpose, you might ask? Setting up a human colony on Mars. If somebody had told us that we'd have the slightest chance of living on another planet in a few years, we might have disregarded them or, even worse, made fun of them. But Musk's new complex invention looks quite promising and might just make the cut with a little bit of remodeling.
Musk gave a long-awaited update on the vehicle he thinks is the 'holy grail' of space travel. He went into the presentation by saying that everything about the Starship is wild and has never been witnessed before. To fuel his viewer's curiosity, he said that the Starship aims to establish security for life itself, and in doing so, it will open up a new world for future generations. Children might just be able to go for a ride in a space rocket and see the planets for themselves if science class is proving to be ineffective. Imagine spending some of your holidays on Jupiter or, even better, the moon. The 400 feet tall rocket will play a vital role in establishing a human colony on Mars. The mission will be challenging, and some astronauts might even lose their lives, but Musk says that when you're all set on doing some good for humanity, these worries become secondary.

[@lightninglisa]

Great video, the cost of lost is way to high. I guess a hypersleep pod or cryosleep would come in handy to assist with the 5 month trip travel.

[@celeblux3000]

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