[no1youknowz]

While I am totally excited about Starship and version 2 (that blows my mind, btw).

I cannot wait to see Starship dock (in orbit) with a frame that houses either nuclear or ion propulsion and then goes to Mars in 90 days or less. I envisage such infrastructure to allow for interplanetary crossing, while chemical rockets are used to escape gravity wells.

That will change everything again. Hopefully in my lifetime I'll see similar infrastructure parked near planets and moons to allow hopping through the solar system.

Edit: clarification and thanks to codeulike for linking to version 2.

[oseityphelysiol]

Are you referring to V2 as to the German WW2 rocket? What’s exciting about it nowadays?

[codeulike]

I think V2 referrs to what will come after starship - something much bigger https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1166856662336102401

[meepmorp]

18m diameter is a big f'n rocket.

[hackeraccount]

Gonna go out on a limb and guess the that O.P. was referring to a future Starship iteration. Alternately they could be a history buff.

[freshair]

The 'V' in that V2 stood for 'Vergeltungswaffen' (something like 'retaliation weapon'.)

[rsj_hn]

The germans can stretch their nouns all the way to orbit

[zardo]

Pretty fast transfers, 90-120 days, should be do-able if they top the tank up. Provided the heat shield can take it when it arrives.