Elon Musk says, ‘I specialize in the impossible’; orbital refueling is Starship’s next big challenge
28-07-2025 07:19 via timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Elon Musk says, ‘I specialize in the impossible’; orbital refueling is Starship’s next big challenge

Elon Musk says orbital refuelling is a hurdle for Starship. Two Starships will dock in space for fuel transfer. This is important for missions to Mars. Musk wants a reusable heat shield. He aims to cut spaceflight costs. The next Starship launch is in August. SpaceX wants to reshape space travel. Political tensions are rising for SpaceX.
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