Here are the key takeaways from Musk’s latest Mars update:

Elon Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, has a bold vision for sending Starship to Mars. Experts weigh in on what's realistic and what's overly optimistic.

Starship is expected to be used for the Artemis III crewed moon mission, and the eventually trek to Mars. Once fully operational, the plan is for the Super Heavy boosters to be launched and caught back at the Orbital Launch Integration Tower, where they will be repositioned and re-flown within an hour, Musk said.

SpaceX flubbed yet another rocket launch—just the latest hitch in Musk’s designs to expand the human race and colonize space.

SpaceX founder CEO Elon Musk, noting how the ninth flight fell short of its objectives, noted that the test had garnered a lot of data to review. He also suggested that the flight cadence for Starship will increase to a launch every three to four weeks.

Elon Musk's giant ... making a controlled landing unlikely, SpaceX announcers said during the flight's livestream. The rocket, known as Starship, had experienced a similar issue during its ...