As A Child I Would Just Question

The First Step Is To Establish That Something Is Possible; Then Probability Will Occur.

We Have A Strict 'no A-hole Policy' At Spacex. And We Fire People They Are. I Mean, We Give Them A Little Bit Of Warning. But If They Continue To Be An A-hole, Then They're Fired.

So, There's Quite A Big Keep-out Zone, And When You Factor The Keep-out Zone Into Account, The Solar Panels Put On That Area Would Typically Generate More Power Than That Nuclear Power Plant.

My Vision Is For A Fully Reusable Rocket Transport System Between Earth And Mars That Is Able To Re-fuel On Mars - This Is Very Important - So You Don't Have To Carry The Return Fuel When You Go There.

It Was Obvious To Me That We Could Never Colonize Mars Without Reusability, Any More Than America Would Have Been Colonized If They Had To Burn The Ships After Every Trip.