And yet, the SLS has flied one successful mission and put something in lunar orbit without a hitch, while Starship failed in so many ways: - it destroyed its p

And yet, the SLS has flied one successful mission and put something in lunar orbit without a hitch, while Starship failed in so many ways: - it destroyed its pad - it went off course as soon as it left the pad - 8 out of 33 engines failed - one of which immediately after firing (causing it to go off course) We'll see what the future brings, but for now its clearly SLS 1 - Starhsip 0. Given the amount of failures in the Starship exepriment, my bet is that we'll see at least 1 more successful SLS launch before the first Starship launch to reach orbit and back.