(Reuters) – SpaceX plans to launch about 5 uncrewed Starships to Mars in two years, Chief Govt Officer Elon Musk mentioned in a put up on social media platform X on Sunday.
“If these all land safely, then crewed missions are doable in 4 years,” he mentioned, including that in case of any challenges the crewed missions will likely be postponed one other two years.
“It doesn’t matter what occurs with touchdown success, SpaceX will improve the variety of spaceships touring to Mars exponentially with each transit alternative,” the SpaceX founder mentioned.
Musk talked about the launch of the uncrewed Starships to Mars earlier this month in a put up on X, saying “first Starships to Mars will launch in 2 years when the following Earth-Mars switch window opens.”
