This is CBS I On the World Hotel Mars, episode N, David Livingston, Dr. Spaces here.

We're discussing with Doug Messier, our reporter, on the eve of two important launches.

NASA needs them both to work.

The new Glenn rocket with B.E4 engines from Blue Origin.

And again, the advance of Starship Super Heavy.

That is, the Super Heavy is the first stage.

Starship is the second stage.

Starship you can think of as a spaceship,

with capacity for a large cargo hold and humans eventually.

Now, I do not recall exactly, but I think they're going to go for a capture on return.

Doug, what is the ambition of the mission that's scheduled to be in the next 24 hours from Bocaca?

What do they want to do?

And this is another step in the iterative process

of developing those vehicles.

It's going to be the seventh flight.

And basically they want to, there's three main objectives.

One is to return the super heavy first stage

and capture it like they did on the fifth flight,

captured back at the launch pad.

Starship is going to land in the Indian Ocean again.

And for the first time, they're going to deploy 10 Starlink simulators, not the actual

satellites, but simulated satellites from starship once it enters

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