SpaceX shared a new video today detailing “Life at Starbase,” showcasing what working at the site in Boca Chica, Texas, is like.
We scenes of workers helping to build Starship and Super Heavy, plus ‘Mechzilla’ lifting up these huge rockets with its ‘chopsticks’.
Also shown is a scene from a restaurant with the signage, “OCCUPY MARS” inside, while we also get a glimpse of the fun that can be had outside of working at Starbase. We get a preview of a coffee shop at the site, living areas for some in RVs, Ad Astra school for kids, outdoor gardens and more.
“At SpaceX, we are actively developing technologies with the potential to change the course of life on Earth and beyond. We believe that hard work and innovative solutions result in big gains, so we prioritize hiring top talent and cultivating a culture based on merit. From building our interplanetary transport system to working with astronauts and deploying our Starlink broadband internet system, all SpaceX employees directly contribute to making our mission of making humanity multi-planetary a reality,” says the video description.
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