Elon Musk has announced that SpaceX will launch the first Starship flight to Mars in two years' time.
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Musk said that the first spacecraft to Mars will be sent in two years, with the first manned flights in four years. This announcement marks a change from Musk's previous statements on Mars colonization, which indicated 2024, 2026 or 2029 as possible landing dates on the Red Planet.
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