The SpaceX Genius Strategy To Pay For A Mars City

SpaceX's Mision has always been to send humans to Mars, but no one talks about how are they going to pay for it. Let's take a closer look at their current revenue sources and how can they increase them to pay for this gigantic endevour.
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[@GeoFry3]

I think their short-term goal is not to get people to Mars. Instead, it is to get TeslaBots and some sort of stripped-down Mars edition of the cybertruck to Mars and get them started building a base and gather resources.

[@abpccpba]

No science. Just pretend.

[@DM-ws7pd]

hard to understand

[@abpccpba]

" hard to understand " It is hard because everything is in some ones/AI creation. Please use the known science we have through NASA's years of investigation. Do not be duped. Here is the temperatures on Mars from NASA "The median surface temperature on Mars is -85°F (-65°C). Because the atmosphere is so thin, heat from the Sun easily escapes Mars. Temperatures on the Red Planet range from the 70s°F (20s°C) to -225°F (-153°C). Occasionally, winds on Mars are strong enough to create dust storms that cover much of the planet". I hope you find this helpful.

[@Eric-gn8te]

Fuck! I'm starting to become a big fan of SpaceX. Nice video!

[@saitrinath6501]

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[@HowEverythingW]

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[@ow7224]

if a city on EARTH that they are trying to build in saudi arabia has an estimated cost of $2 Trillion its going cost cost a hell of a lot more to build a city on mars.

[@ericrodrigue893]

Zero regulation and zero government bodies other than space x, that's a substantial difference. I bet they can do it

[@ow7224]

@@ericrodrigue893 I’m just not sure I buy that anymore. Boring company was going to sell bricks to pay for tunnels. What’s happened to all of that?

[@TheWildery]

@@ericrodrigue893 Check out commonsenseskeptic’s video series on why spacex’s mars colonisation won’t happen. Great info and entertainment.

[@HowEverythingW]

The Line city in Saudi Arabia is a more ambitious project than the Mars city (and Mars is crazy enough). The cost of a Mars city is immeasurable, but we can start approximating the cost to send the materials there, which is where the $1 trillion comes from. Also, you need to consider the efficiency in spending. SpaceX has built Falcon 9, Heavy, Dragon, Starlink, and Starship with $10 billion of outside investment. The same money in the hands of the California Government would get you around 20 miles of high-speed train, so it also matters who is building and what incentives they have.

[@ow7224]

@@HowEverythingW I don’t agree the line is more ambitious than a city on MARS. But, I agree that government spending is mental, i’m from the UK and the money spent on hs2 is just insane. I just think that elon has lost a lot of credibility and I struggle to see promises like this becoming reality.

[@lagonda77]

Yeah right... I rather trust Common Sens Skeptic or Thunderf00t's analyses'.