The Starship can be thought as 2 distinct parts, and both of them are reusable<ul><li>The SuperHeavy Booster</li><li>The Starship</li></ul>

The Rocket Itself

It is the first stage of the Starship system, It's task is to make the Starship reach the upper atmosphere, Since it is reusable, it lands back to the surface on a pre decided spot safely, and can be reused again

The SuperHeavy Booster 

It consists of everything required for a Mars travel (6-9 months) Inside it will have all amenities, living space, kitchens, gym, experiments area, observation floor, many things in the upper halfIn the mid section will be a bit of cargo, although most cargo will go by individual starshipsLower half will have the fuel tanks, engines, Landing legs and all necessary for an Incredible Journey The Starship half vertically will have heat shields, to safely reenter Mars atmosphere

The Starship

Its a long procedure, Inshort it is...<ol><li>SuperHeavy and starship are at the launchpad, SuperHeavy lifts off, goes to the upper atmosphere</li><li>SuperHeavy decouples and starships engines fire, to achieve a stable orbit around earth, Meanwhile SuperHeavy lands back on earth</li><li>Now starship is in orbit, but Out of fuel, so another starship launches with only fuel, by the same SuperHeavy</li><li>It docks with the main starship in orbit and transfers all the fuel to fill its tank, and events back to earth</li><li>The Starship now fires it's engines for a trajectory to Mars, Now we just sit down and wait for 6 7 months</li></ol>

The Launch

The landing procedure from when we touch the atmosphere of a planet to touchdown is called 7 minutes of terror<ul><li>The engines fire before reaching Mars, to slow down the rocket a bit</li><li>We enter Mars atmosphere, ReEntry begins to heat our spaceship, now the Heat shield side is facing it</li><li>We survive ReEntry, and are flying above Mars, thanks to its wings</li><li>We backfire engines, and cancel the horizontal velocity, so now we are falling straight down</li><li>When near to the surface, the landing gears deploy, Engines fire, and we slowly touchdown</li><li>We finally landed on Mars :)</li></ul>

7 Minutes Of Terror

How does the SpaceX Starship work, from structure to landing, Here it is...

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How the SpaceX Starship works

The farthest Human settlement which is constantly under Human interaction, is the International Space Station (ISS)Established in almost 2000 and has been occupied and monitored by humans ever since

The Farthest Human Settlement

The farthest Humans have ever been in this vastness, is not so vast... We have only landed on our own moon since the start of the space ageThe farthest Humans went was during the Apollo missions, specifically the one, in which the astronauts landed on the opposite side of the moon, making it the farthest Humans ever went.

The Farthest Humans Ever Went

The farthest moving ground robot Humans have sent is to our neighbour, Mars... We have sent many rovers on Mars, most popular being Spirit, Opportunity, Curiosity, And the latest Perseverance RoversThe perseverance rover also had a companion helicopter called ingenuity that made the first flight on another celestial body

The Farthest Moving Ground Robot

The farthest we have Ever landed on any celestial body is Saturn's moon TitanWhile the Cassini huygens mission, the Cassini probe detached its companion Huygens probe into the atmosphere of Titan, where it slowly descended onto its surface and shows us the pictures and info of Titan... It was immovable though... Sadly

The Farthest Ground Touching Satellite

The farthest object ever visited by a flyby was a peanut shaped asteroid in the Kuiper beltAfter visiting the dwarf planet Venus, the New Horizons satellite went on its journey to the asteroid and sent us it's pictures and data. It is the farthest Humans ever visited.

The Farthest Celestial Body Visited

Launched with great plans is the Voyager 1 in the last centuryIt visited the outer planets and sent us their info, and then, by their gravity also got an astonishing speed that allowed them to reach the escape velocity of the sun. Right now Voyager 1 has left the solar system officially and 150 AU away from EarthIt is still in contact and is expected to lose contact with us in the next 5 or 6 years... It will then keep drifting away in the dark empty space all aloneBut, it has a Golden disc with sounds and images of Earth, with the hope that some aliens will find it one day & know about us :)

The Farthest Any Artificial Object Ever Went 

What are the farthest things humanity has achieved in space... Let's find out

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Temperature would be nice up there, Just don't fall...

Floating In Venus's Clouds

Elon Musk's favorite ideaJust a bit cold ❄️Beware of the gigantic duststorms tho...

Exploring Mars's Red Surface

Damn Jupiter is BigThat great red spot looks violent 😯Is there really an ocean under europa's surface?

Watching Jupiter Through Icy Europa

Put on some fake wings and u can flyTitan's atmosphere is thick enough 😆Those rings of Saturn look really bright

Feeling Like A Bird On Titan

Neptune's moon will be perfect for that, Some chances of finding life too, be safe 👽

Watch The Sunset From Neptune

Dwarf planet? So what, it has 5 moonsGood to see while camping Don't forget your winter clothes tho ❄️

Camp On Pluto

We must become Interstellar species someday, don't u wanna experience hanging out on Olympus Mons, the tallest mountain in the solar system 😆Hopefully the day comes before we die 🚀

One Day It Will Be Reality

Wanna travel around the solar system in the future? Here's a checklist you should see 🚀

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Humans landed first time on the Moon in 1969, and now it's 2022Nasa is planning to send humans to Moon again, after almost half a century

Apollo But Modern

<ol><li>Scheduled launch by 2024-25</li><li>Will also land First Woman and Black person on Moon</li><li>Will launch on the new SLS Rocket, with Orion capsule</li><li>Will setup a Moon base, for future Mission astronauts to stay</li><li>Moon bases will allow in future to slowly start Human colonization on Moon</li></ol>

Features Of The Artemis Program

Here's what NASA is planning with its Artemis program

What Is NASA's Artemis Program

<ol><li>Try to Imagine a New Colour</li><li>Try to Imagine 'Nothingness' = Literally Nothing, Blank Dark void in Space</li><li>Try to Deeply Imagine Infinity^Infinity</li></ol>If you can't do even just one of them, it proves Human Imagination is Limited

Try To Answer These 3 Questions

Here's why our Human Imagination is Not Unlimited Powerful, But Limited

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Our Imagination is Limited :-

It usually means a Celestial body that revolves around a Planet, which is a body that revolves around a star<ol><li>Makes sense, but our Moon doesn't need to have the name 'Moon' right, as you may think.</li><li>Yea it has a unique Unpopular name</li></ol>

What Does Moon Even Mean

In short, Our Moon's name is Luna<ul><li>Yea seems familiar?</li><li>Remember Lunar Eclipse? That name comes from Luna, our Moon's name</li><li>Surprisingly it's too unpopular, and we know it as Moon </li></ul>

So What's Our Moon's Name?

What is Our Moon's Name

<ul><li>He knew Reusable rockets are the future, and cost efficient, so he made them</li><li>He knew Humans would need to be Interplanetary species one day, that's his Ambition</li><li>He wants to make Space travel, as cheap as flights, for all</li></ul>

Elon Musk (SpaceX Founder) thinks Out of the Box

<ul><li>Nasa supported Spacex from the time they launched their first Rocket, because they knew that this guy will make space travel super cost efficient</li><li>He got support from all over the world because people noticed his unique ambition of Mars colonies</li><li>He used to post funny memes and stuff on social medias... Who doesn't like a Person, with Epic willpower and a Great sense of humor</li></ul>

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Our Imagination is Limited :-

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