starship

SpaceX is planning Starship tankers but it seems to me that quite a lot of mass is going up and down for a sake of full reusability. Now, I am very interested in the subject, but my knowledge is lacking. With help of Claude AI :), I was thinking of a Super Heavy launching not a Starship tanker...

Can someone please explain to me how it is possible to ensure that Starship can land on the moon without tipping over. It seems to have a high center of gravity and it seems impossible to ensure that it will land on a completely smooth level spot.

Elon says that Starship will launch in 6-8 weeks, but alot of people think overwise. Express your opinions, people!

What it says. Try to keep on topic, thanks!

In the past, NASA would provide returning spacecraft to states or museums. For example, Apollo Park in Lancaster CA is also home to a replica Apollo Space Capsule on loan from the Smithsonian Institute. As SpaceX is a private company, what are the plans for SN15?

I posted this in another thread, but I think this place is more appropriate. A quick animation project I've working on. Spaceship's animation with a cinematic effect. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1zFdgSzkYg