Colonizing Mars demands far more than a single spacecraft. The mathematics is brutal: with launch windows opening only once every 26 months, you'd need thousands of Starships to transport enough people, resources, and infrastructure to establish a self-sustaining city. It's a scale rarely discussed in mainstream media—but essential for anyone serious about interplanetary civilization. The engineering challenge alone reshapes how we think about long-term technological investment.
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Colonizing Mars demands far more than a single spacecraft. The mathematics is brutal: with launch windows opening only once every 26 months, you'd need thousands of Starships to transport enough people, resources, and infrastructure to establish a self-sustaining city. It's a scale rarely discussed in mainstream media—but essential for anyone serious about interplanetary civilization. The engineering challenge alone reshapes how we think about long-term technological investment.