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Great for clearing dust!

@Erdayastronaut @NASASpaceflight Booster 7 now returns to high bay for robustness upgrades & booster 8 moves to pad for testing. Next big test is probably full stack wet dress rehearsal, then 33 engine firing in a few weeks.

7 engine static fire https://t.co/sOm8Jx8rJq

@NASASpaceflight Chamber pressure looked good on all 7 engines

@SciGuySpace Yes, seven engine static fire

@RonMadison11 @CathieDWood @federalreserve There is too much latency in Fed decisions. Problematic in a fast-changing world.

@PopMech Tunnels ftw

@CathieDWood Yes, the fundamental error is reasoning by analogy, rather than first principles

starry, starry night paint your palette blue and gray https://t.co/iUm9pzfDGc

Starlink is now active on all continents, including Antarctica https://t.co/Q1VvqV5G0i

@SpaceX Another batch with lasers reaches orbit

@PPathole @NewsfromScience @ScienceVisuals True

@NewsfromScience @ScienceVisuals Starship will be an incredible enabler for science. Full reusability & high production rate drive several orders of magnitude improvement in $/kg to orbit & beyond. Next gen Starlink constellation is primary user of this rocket, so science doesn’t need to cover fixed cost.

@Kristennetten Should be Alexander, the Greatest. After all, is there a better Alexander?

@cb_doge 🤣

https://t.co/VDcpkjm56j

@erikbryn @ericschmidt @CondoleezzaRice @scsp_ai @Ukraine Hyperloop could do that trip in less than half an hour

@Rainmaker1973 Looks like they’re fighting an actual fire demon!

to help mend the fault in our stars

@LarckeningXuruo @cb_doge It will be later this year when laser links activate on polar constellation