2021-01-07

@eugenelee3 @engineers_feed Yup

@engineers_feed Indirectly, an electric rocket is possible by using electricity to convert CO2+H2O —> CH4+O2. This will be needed on Mars even for early missions & Earth too over time.

@engineers_feed Not to get to orbit, unfortunately. In space, photon emission powered by matter-antimatter annihilation would rock, but that’s more of a long-term solution.

@Teslarati @ResidentSponge This will be hard to make, as it isn’t like any other vehicle

@4thFromOurStar Playing the long game

@ashleevance True

@ID_AA_Carmack I hope so. Wings don’t work on the moon at all and def not well on Mars. Also, no runways.

@EricRWeinstein Hamiltonians have +2V the potential of Langrangians and a play!

https://t.co/2ja38Z8MRE

@teslaownersSV Well, back to work …

@teslaownersSV How strange

Use Signal

@TheHackersNews Ya don’t say. Reminds me of this timeless classic … https://t.co/Gq1wayoTIr

@UniverCurious Fast water with tiny rocks

@flcnhvy Yes, and then Occam’s razor is actually third most likely

As seen from an external observer, not the participants

The most entertaining outcome is the most likely

@PPathole Dumb and Dumber is a great movie tho

This is called the domino effect https://t.co/qpbEW54RvM