/sci/ - Science & Math

I rewatched Avatar a few days ago for the first time since I saw it in theaters. (I miss abatab). Anyway. They use a shuttle-derived spacecraft in the movie to get people and supplies from their larger craft that stays in orbit. We all know they did this because in every normies brain: space shuttle = space ship. Hence why we still keep seeing movies set in the future where the space shuttle is still being used. Anyway, I am mentioning this because afterward I watched the trailer and noticed that the main antagonist from the first movie is back in an Avatar body. I'm mentioning all this because I am willing to bet money on the sequel using a vehicle reminiscent of Starship to transport the mercenaries that work for the company down to the planet because of the military's interest in using Starship to transport soldiers and the first movie being explicitly anti-American Colonialism, as well as being anti-commercialization of space, and I suspect (based on nothing) that Cameron prolly doesn't like Musk.