This is the space show.

This is CBS. I am the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Hotel Mars. Episode and Dr. Livingston is here.

He is the space show Dr. Livingston is here, he is the space show, Dr. Space himself.

However, we go to a vision that is available if you read Arse Technica, Eric Berger.

Vision is Elon Musk, but it must be shaped by facts and illustrated,

and the Arse Technica has done that for us.

The vision is Mars. That has been consistent with Mr. Mus since the beginning and Mars is now

imaginable before it was a bridge too far from me but thanks to Eric's most recent reporting of the

musk Mars press release press remarks it begins to be something we can add up how much tonnage to low-Earth orbit, how much tonnage to the moon,

much tonnage to Mars, how frequently, given that Mars only opens its window every two years.

Erica, very good evening to you.

Thank you for joining your article is inspiring.

So I want to start right in front of us.

We're waiting for the May launch of Starship

amounts super heavy. What is it that Mr. Musk wants to achieve in this launch?

Good evening to you. Well good evening we're still in the very much in the test flight phase of

Starship, this very large experimental vehicle, but the goal with this next flight

would be to take the first stage, this is the massive boost stage and it has 33

rocket engines and make a controlled landing in the ocean. They got fairly close to that last time,

the last test flight in March.

So they're making progress there.

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