2024-10-14

Let us venture among the stars!

@SciGuySpace Good chance that Starship achieves full stack reusability in 2025, which is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary

@shivon I can’t believe it worked!

@michaelnicollsx @Starlink Nice work!

@innovacionar @SpaceX Much appreciated

@RodFergusson Great new character class, congrats to the Diablo team!

@shaunmmaguire So crazy

@DanicaPatrick @X Cool!

It is important in this often difficult and troubled world for there to be things that also inspire and make you feel great to be part of humanity

Much appreciated

@AlexFinnX It is such an honor to work with the incredible SpaceX team

Even rockets need hugs 🥰 https://t.co/oF36F0AvBf

@demishassabis @NobelPrize Congratulations again!

@elon_docs Thanks @neiltyson!

Europa has the highest chance of life in our solar system, because of the thick, protective shell of ice that covers its ocean

One of our most important launches ever. Super glad it went well.

@ajtourville @Starlink @michaelnicollsx Note, Gbps speeds can already be achieved by using 3 to 4 Starlink terminals together. Future terminals will be able to achieve >1Gps in a single unit.

Cybertruck is just such an awesome product. You don’t realize how fun & useful it is until you try it!

@ID_AA_Carmack That’s cool to hear

@vkhosla @realDonaldTrump Vote for @realDonaldTrump!

The next generation Starlink satellites, which are so big that only Starship can launch them, will allow for a 10X increase in bandwidth and, with the reduced altitude, faster latency

We gotta win, but, once we do, we can cut the millions of strings that, like Gulliver, hold back the giant that is America!

The Border Patrol supports @realDonaldTrump

@PeterSweden7 They believe the legacy media propaganda

@GadSaad Great, this is much needed by the world!

@NativeIndianDog @Cernovich Critical feedback is a gift

@ashleevance Absolutely

@iamyesyouareno Suicidal empathy, as @GadSaad would say

@spacesudoer Exactly

@SeibtNaomi Exactly

@dvassallo It has been a difficult journey

Achieving materially positive payload margin to a useful orbit with a fully & rapidly reusable rocket has eluded prior attempts. Many have tried to embark upon this path only to give up when it became clear that their design would have negative or negligible payload margin. This

@tunguz Unfortunately, many are

@tszzl @api_assasin The strong gravity of Earth makes the physics of a fully reusable rocket with positive payload margin extremely difficult to solve, which is why it has never been done before. Removing the mass of landing legs from the booster and ship by making the tower do the work of final

@WesternLensman Carville is cuckoo. What a nut.

@ajtourville @Starlink 🧐 That would be unprecedented, as this spectrum was long designated by the ITU as shared spectrum for satellites.

Almost there

@jeffskoll @SpaceX Thanks bro

3 years ago

@ScottAdamsSays You’re most welcome

@cremieuxrecueil Once there is an “intercontinental railroad” equivalent for space, millions of companies will prosper, just as happened with the US West Coast

@stillgray True

@Benioff Hear, hear!

@benshapiro Yup. And if the big government machine behind the Kamala puppet wins, they will make all of America like California.

@vkhosla Thanks

@elon_docs True

@SawyerMerritt @SpaceX @Tesla True

I hope I am able to serve the people in this regard. It is sorely needed.

Just inspected the Starship booster, which the arms have now placed back in its launch mount. Looks great! A few outer engine nozzles are warped from heating & some other minor issues, but these are easily addressed. Starship is designed to achieve reflight of its rocket https://t.co/oWZoOOfHmk