CancelledMusk restated the 'uncrewed Starships to Mars in the 2026 window' plan several times (2024–2025), but on Feb 9, 2026 he deprioritized Mars by ~5–7 years to focus on a 2027 uncrewed lunar landing — scrubbing the 2026 Mars attempt before the November window opened. SpaceX Mars colonization program — 2026 window deprioritized (Feb 2026) ↗
In a September 2024 X post, Musk said SpaceX planned to launch about five uncrewed Starships to Mars during the 2026 transfer window, with crewed missions possible four years later if all landed safely. The campaign was shelved: in February 2026, Musk announced SpaceX's focus had shifted to a lunar city, with Mars development delayed roughly five to seven years.
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