My former boss, Elon Musk, says he's launching

My former boss, Elon Musk, says he's launching Starship to Mars within two years, and he's sending people to Mars within four years,

Although Ilan lies a lot and exaggerates a lot, it is also true that he has continued to practice what he has said so far about the universe.

Starship is a projectile made with the goal of recycling, so now projectile companies around the world are paying attention to when Starship is actually made and used.

Citibank, which I know well, predicted that Starship would create a launch price of only $100/kg per kilogram of satellite weight in 2040. Citibank's report does not say that the launch price will remain until 2040, but that it will continue to fall to $100 per kilogram from 2040, but that the launch price in 2030, only eight years later, will be $200/kg per kilogram. This price will fall further, reaching $100/kg in 2040.

This is the result of putting everything that Ilan said on Twitter that he would launch Starship two years later into the calculation.  

Under the current situation, Korean space agency said it would build a projectile capable of receiving about $1,000 ($1000/kg) per kilogram by a decade from now, but now it will offer it at half the price of $2,000/kg-$3000/kg per kilogram, which is the satellite launch price of SpaceX Falcon 9.

I honestly don't know which people make these presentations, I would be so ashamed if I were them.  

What's the point of saying the launch price of $1,000/kg per Korean space kilo in the next 10 years, and it's cheaper than SpaceX compared to half of SpaceX's launch price now?

As explained above, SpaceX's launch price in the next 10 years is only $200/kg, which is five times more expensive in Korea!

You have no money, no experience, and no manpower, and you have to make a plan that suits you and focus on it, but you mislead people as if you can compete with Ilan and SpaceX.

SpaceX, which I was in, is worth more than $200 billion in company value now, has more than 13,000 people working, and has been launched almost 400 times since 2010.

They mislead the public by releasing news that the Korean space is going to be a world-class place because they don't know what people really are saying, "I'm going to space for domestic political purposes." I'm so angry as a person who loves Korea because I don't know what kind of space plans are made in such a way.

I'm sorry, but it seems obvious that the Korean universe will be a dead-on-arrival (DOA) from the start and eventually all the money will be gone and restructured.