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> One hour to anywhere on the planet. Anywhere they can take off from, which is a decent distance from a population center. The last (forty?) mile problem bite
by robotresearcher 10mo ago
> One hour to anywhere on the planet.
Anywhere they can take off from, which is a decent distance from a population center. The last (forty?) mile problem bites again.
- inglor_cz 10mo agoI can imagine Starship landing on a sea launchpad (in coastal cities), and the last 30 miles can be taken by a speedboat in half an hour. The sea usually isn't as traffic-jammed as land communications, and boats, unlike high-speed trains, don't require that much infrastructure.