I think most people familiar with space stuff, even ardent Musk supporters, don't really see that panning out. Even putting aside the pollution, there are too m

I think most people familiar with space stuff, even ardent Musk supporters, don't really see that panning out. Even putting aside the pollution, there are too many logistical issues when it comes to spreading out all those launch sites and resupplying them. The rocket transport service they're working on with the DoD is the only thing that we might see demonstrated by then but not really used since there aren't many things so valuable as to need it. That too only because the DoD will probably be willing to pay for the Starship to be scrapped after landing, as unless they build up the infrastructure to fuel and launch the rocket, it's stuck there.