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    1. -Spend 20+ years and 100 Billion dollars to build a rocket that can barely get to the moon
      -Constantly change plans of what the program is supposed to achieve
      -Pick a lander at the last possible point with an unrealistic timeline and ~3% of the budget
      -Be surprised that the lander is delayed

    2. NotAnotherEmpire on

      The orbital refueling project with the dozens of sequential successful launches need to work at least twice to pull this off. Once as a demonstrator, and then the mission itself (which will be scrubbed if the refueling fails). Possibly *two* successful tests if they can’t integrate the unmanned Moon landing into the refuel demo. 

      Starship is very, *very* far from that. 

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