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But Mars is the vision that Elon Musk has.

In order to get there, however, the book is reentry, SpaceX Elon Musk, and the reusable rockets. Reusible is fine, but you've got to make money.

And there are visions of constellations of satellites in low earth orbit that can provide cell tower for everyone or the ability to connect with the internet no matter where you are on the planet

earth. Eric and I are conducting this conversation on Starlink. I've had it on my roof for about a year.

It works perfectly. It works better than the landlines I have into this building as well.

I got it as a backup, but now I use it as primary. There are thousands of satellites swimming

above me. You can get an app on your iPhone and watch those satellites swim overhead.

This is all Elon Musk's vision, because up to this point, as I understand it, Eric, you're the

reporter. There had only been big communication satellites at geosynchronous orbit.

To go to low Earth orbit, you've got to put up thousands because they

disappear so fast overhead. Did anybody believe him when he proposed this?

Yeah, he was not the first person to propose the idea of a constellation in low Earth orbit

where a satellite basically spends five minutes

from horizon to horizon and then has to pass its signal off to the next satellite. But it was

always viewed as pretty impractical because no one had ever built satellites at a high rate.

Like, you know, if you're a company, you built one or two satellites a year, you didn't build hundreds or even thousands. And certainly there was no launch capability to get hundreds

or thousands of satellites into space quickly. So I think while the basic idea was seen as sound,

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