Elon Musk details how SpaceX is going to take people to Mars

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The BFR is less expensive than the company`s Falcon 1, Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rocket systems, according to SpaceX.
Musk said he wants to land at least two cargo ships on Mars by 2022, in a move to confirm water resources and identify hazards as well as set up power mining and life-support infrastructure for future flights.
"I feel fairly confident we can build the ship and be ready for the launch in five years.
Five years seems like a long time for me," he said.
Additionally, Musk said he wanted ships to take the first people and more equipment and supplies as well as build up a base to prepare for expansion on Mars by 2024, noting he wanted to make the red planet "a nice place to be.
" At the same time, Musk added that the same technology could speed transportation on earth.
"If you build a ship that`s capable of going to Mars, what if you take that same ship and use it to go from place to place on earth," he asked, showing a promotional video of a rocket taking passengers from New York City to Shanghai in 30 minutes.

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