/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8624317
>Anybody here actually believes this guy is going to deliver?
idk, he has already delivered a lot though, his rockets are already cheaper than the shit Russia and China offer. When he actually starts reusing the rockets it will go down by even more (something I personally give him 80% odds at doing)

>humanity does not have the technology to take on a project of this magnitude.

Now that is total horseshit. All your problems I don't really believe in but even if worst case cane true its something we could solve by throwing more money at at. We have sent humans to zero g for more than a year at a time without having huge problems. I think mars gravity will have orders of magnitude less problems than micro gravity. But even if it is an issue we know how to build spinning buildings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpPMeDqpXcc