Photos show just how big the SpaceX Starship mega-rocket is
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This immensely powerful, reusable booster is designed to thrust Starship into orbit and then return to Earth for more launches.Two Super Heavy boosters at Starbase, located in Boca Chica, Texas.With Super Heavy's reusable capacity, the company wouldn't have to build 1,000 boosters to launch 1,000 Starships. Instead, it could shuttle one Starship after another, like an airport to space — a spaceport!Stacking Starship on the Super Heavy booster.
You can't even fit a human and the Starship-Super Heavy rocket in the same image. Humans become indistinguishable next to the rocket's enormous size.And if this rocket didn't look big enough already, Musk named the launch tower"Mechazilla," most likely after theWhen stacked on top of each other, Starship and Super Heavy stand 394 feet tall. That's nearly
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