SpaceX's Starship is nearing its fifth launch now, and I am glued to the screen like people were when the first Apollo went up. While I write this the the whole event unfolded perfectly, and the catch that Elon Musk said had an above zero chance of succeeding also went perfect on the very first time they ever tried it.
Mankind is suddenly a lot closer to actually going to Mars, and also rapidly approaching fast and affordable global flights as well. Even the target of eventually building 1000 Starships a year doesn't seem impossible now!
Meanwhile I am watching the mid-flight break, while waiting for Starship to start its descent back to a soft splashdown in the Indian ocean. But imagine how flying is going to change when these ships with a hundred ton load capacity can fly from platform to platform around the Earth, travellers will be able to get to the other side of the planet in perhaps an hour, instead of having to use several airline jets and taking close to 24 hours!