2020-05-07

@Kristennetten @lexfridman @joerogan 🤣🤣

@esecrist50 @Kristennetten @Erdayastronaut @YoavOffek That’s pretty much what happened. The cows weren’t sure what to do (not having encountered a rocket before), so first ran one direction, then the other.

@clairlemon @Quillette A mandatory tracing app would be insane

@AndrewFosterWa1 @KillaSarg @Erdayastronaut @ElonHarith @flcnhvy @NASASpaceflight True

@teslaownersSV @vincent13031925 @joerogan Probably makes sense to have a “Details” section of the app that mirrors everything in the car. Would also allow phone to be used in lieu of car screen if car screen faults for any reason.

@vincent13031925 @joerogan Franz and I do have absurdly similar tastes 🤣🤣

@Godmiller1 @Johnnaaaaaaaaaa @EvaFoxU @Tesla Would cover latitude of London

@clay_ellis @Tesla Yes

@TesLatino Peak rate of about half that for version 1 is about right, but heavily dependent on users per cell. Aiming for latency under 20 ms.

@Johnnaaaaaaaaaa @EvaFoxU @Tesla It will only work for higher latitudes (Seattle) at first, then get progressively closer to the equator

@Johnnaaaaaaaaaa @EvaFoxU @Tesla Sure :)

@EvaFoxU @Tesla Way more important than it sounds

@GavinNewsom Yeah!!

@Erdayastronaut @ValkyrieBaron11 @flcnhvy @NASASpaceflight A fully & rapidly reusable orbital rocket is fundamental to extending life beyond Earth. Propellant cost is roughly a 1000th of vehicle cost (unless using a foolish propellant). Same principle as cars, planes, boats, etc.

@Erdayastronaut @ElonHarith @flcnhvy @NASASpaceflight SLS makes me feel sad

@WhatsupFranks @NASASpaceflight No, they will be smashed beyond repair & corroded

@flcnhvy @NASASpaceflight Yeah, although hydrogen is not a great choice for a booster engine

@ABauerle5 A great mystery of the universe

@NASASpaceflight It’s so tragic that these engines just crash into the ocean every flight

@flcnhvy @thirdrowtesla @YoavOffek Roundabouts no problem, but dodging distracted human drivers very tricky!

@PPathole @Erdayastronaut @farrier_nyker @GeetPurohit3 @YoavOffek Looks about right. Ice mining/refining on Mars & maximizing total system efficiency will be hard. CO2 is easy, as Mars atmosphere is mostly that. Also has good amount of N2, which is important for life.

@Erdayastronaut @YoavOffek In this case, just chilling the gas back to liquid

@Erdayastronaut @farrier_nyker @GeetPurohit3 @YoavOffek Yes, converts CO2 & H2O to CH4 & O2. Perfect for Mars! https://t.co/WF9AGgee12

@Erdayastronaut @YoavOffek Flare stack flamed out. In a few weeks we’ll be recondensing methane using solar power, so no flare stack.

@thirdrowtesla @YoavOffek Turns on city street intersections is the big one

@YoavOffek Yes. Static fire feeding from fuel header vs main tank.

@geekwire Not SpaceX

@thirdrowtesla His son sounds great btw

@PPathole @InSpaceXItrust @Space_Station @Tesla @SpaceX @Commercial_Crew 2008 was a super tough year on all levels

@thirdrowtesla Tesla & SpaceX are the top two destinations for engineers, because you can have the most fun creating kickass technology! That’s why.