Where will the first crewed Starship landing happen?
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2031
8%
Boca Chica, Texas, Pad A (east pad)
9%
Boca Chica, Texas, Pab B (west pad)
20%
Cape Canaveral, Florida (any pad)
4%
Vandenberg Space Force Base, California (any pad)
4%
Ocean platform (any site)
49%
Luna (Earth's Moon)
2%
Mars
4%
Other

When the Starship upper stage makes a landing with people on board, for the first time, where will it do it?

If a Boca Chica pad is destroyed and rebuilt in approximately the same location, it will count as though it were the same pad. Otherwise I'll a add new answer.

If a manned landing fails, then the last thing I'll care about is this stupid market ... but it'll count for the planned location.

Edit: Will SpaceX's HLS (Human Landing System, their NASA-funded Moon Lander) count as a "Starship"? The current design of HLS is widely recognized as a variety of Starship. So long as the final design meets these criteria, it will be considered "Starship" for this market:

  • Steel-ring construction

  • Same diameter as other Starship variants

  • Launched from Earth as a second stage, on top of Booster.

I won't bet in this market.

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