Starship...
I have a strong suspicion that, even allowing for the beer mat doodle idea of mounting the Starship landing thrusters half way up, the huge mass of the thing will mean landing will kick up so much dust that the risk of serious damage will be too high -- even if they do figure out a way to get it to stay upright after touchdown, and assuming they can scope out a large enough flat area to avoid craters or rocks and land there without a big X target to aim at, *and* work out a way for it to take off again without a flame pit. (Which they won't.) The whole "Starship on the moon" idea was obvious, ahem, lunacy from the start, and I still can't understand what possessed NASA to go for it.
(Am I right that the first landing attempt will have a crew on board?)