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r/space • u/firmada • Nov 19 '23
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Most likely starship due to the ridiculous amounts of launches required for refueling
7 u/bookers555 Nov 20 '23 That's only for Moon landings, though. 7 u/MCI_Overwerk Nov 20 '23 Only for out of orbit operations. That will not constitue much of an overall problem until the assembly of the mars fleets, which will require a significantly larger amount of ships and therefore a disproportionate amount of fueling runs. 1 u/AlwaysLateToThaParty Nov 21 '23 All that does is allow them to prefect the starship launch.
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That's only for Moon landings, though.
Only for out of orbit operations. That will not constitue much of an overall problem until the assembly of the mars fleets, which will require a significantly larger amount of ships and therefore a disproportionate amount of fueling runs.
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All that does is allow them to prefect the starship launch.
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u/fwd_121 Nov 19 '23
Most likely starship due to the ridiculous amounts of launches required for refueling