19:09: 2.7M Starlink customers.
21:33: Starship in final form over 200 tonnes to orbit with full reuse, able to fly multiple times per day.
22:50: 80-90% chance catch booster with mechzilla this year.
23:27: want 2 successful ship landings in ocean before trying on land because they don't want to dump debris on land. Probably this year Starship will land in ocean, next year land on land and reuse.
24:25: will build 2 launch towers at starbase, 2 at cape, by sometime next year.
25:15: development launches at starbase, most operational launches from cape, presumably because they can access more inclinations from there
25:58: on Mars use starship as raw materials, not return them to earth usually
26:40: want to build multiple ships per day eventually for Mars. Next year demonstrate ship to ship prop transfer.
27:25: 5-6 refuel flights for every 1 flight to Mars
28:41: thrust for Raptor, 2 and 3. Raptor 3 is 280 tf sea level, 306 tf vaccum.
32:31: flight 3 40-50 tonnes payload to orbit, Starship 2 over 100 tonnes, Starship 3 over 200 tonnes. Starship 3 4050 tonnes booster prop load, 2300 tonnes ship prop load, 3 sea level raptors, 6 vacuum raptors (vs 3 vacuum engines previously).
34:07 Starship cost to LEO goal 2-3M$.
35:18: thousands of ships to Mars every 26 months
36:10: 200+ tonnes to Mars per ship
37:40: Mars landing site criteria: 2 km below "sea level", not too close to poles for better solar power
38:45: listed Mars surface things needed, not developing those yet, don't do cart before horse, starship is first.
39:40: self sustaining needs order 1M people, millions of tonnes
40:25: 10 launches per day, 1.5M tonnes to LEO per opportunity, 250k tonnes to Mars per opportunity
41:26: build ~1000 starships per year
42:04: offshore launch sites
