/sci/ - Science & Math

>all starships scrapped yet again, back to square one with zero new data collected (with the exception of one (1) raptor engine flight test)
>florida starship plans scrapped, meaning any and all existing superheavy pad plans are scrapped too
>zero successful falcon heavy core recoveries and continual failed fairing recoveries
>dragon 2 exploded during a test
>80% of starlink missions that were expected this year did not happen; starlink close to being banned in the regulatory world
>starliner just went belly-up, delaying things for another 2 years
>vulcan is years behind schedule and now ULA only has atlas V
>rocketlab recovery test failed
>virgin orbit delayed another year
>virgin galactic delayed another year
>firefly delayed another year and aerospike engines dropped
>dozens of smallsat launchers going belly-up
>Europe, Russia and Japan doubling down on expendable launchers
>orbital debris problem growing with no solution in sight
>multiple lunar lander and mars lander failures
>Northrop Grumman meme solid booster rocket which is essentially holding taxpayers hostage
>Blue Origin building dozens of new facilities with no purpose and New Glenn is moving back even more
>New Shepard manned flights moved into next year, exactly like how the end of last year went
It's over.

How do you deal with the fact that even the nearest starts will take DECADES to travel to no matter how good our technology gets?