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@dolimite70 You are absolutely correct: when taking future Federal obligations into account, the situation is far worse. https://t.co/1EwWyqetir

33 Raptor engines with enough thrust to lift a skyscraper off its foundations

@shivon Great one 😂

Major and immediate action is needed to prevent America from going bankrupt

To reiterate, the legacy news headlines are false. This fire has nothing to do with Tesla and our Megapacks are operating well.

We’ve come a long way

@DimaZeniuk The booster flight was a success, the ship flight was 1/4 successful, hence cup being ~5/8 full. New ship forward flaps, higher thrust engines and tile adherence on ascent were tested. Improved heat shield performance was the only major thing that wasn’t tested, along with the

It’s harder than it looks

@ScreamheartTV @Restreamio Cool

A 12-year-old script kiddie could hack into Yellen’s computer. I doubt she knows how to reboot her WiFi router.

Now @DOGE will do this with government https://t.co/Y6mawoKOx4

@Noahpinion @wil_da_beast630 Depends on country, but probably more WW1 than WW2

You can see the much higher propellant mass fraction of the new ship design by the percentage of rocket that is frosty https://t.co/uzhDOc38mV

@MarioNawfal I’m not saying money was spent well, but even if they had increased the budget, the outcome would have been roughly the same. There need to be fire breaks, brush clears and full reservoirs for this to work.

@ScreamheartTV Wow, that’s a cool lightning animation

@BreannaMorello Still? Wow

@Polymarket @SpaceX It will become as routine as Falcon rocket landings

@RupertLowe10 It’s a no-brainer

@charliekirk11 Indeed

@Rothmus That is rough