How does the SpaceX Starship design accommodate uneven landing surfaces that might not be stable under the weight of the vessel?
I don't understand how SpaceX's Starship would be able to land on unprepared surfaces on the Moon or Mars. It is 50 meters tall, with 6 relatively small landing legs, so to me that sounds a lot like a tall building with no foundations. What are the odds of finding a perfectly flat level surface that won't yield under the enormous pressure on each of the legs?