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@sean18743005 @Erdayastronaut @SpaceX Catapult high into the air & land on the roof with a base jumping parachute (the only way to travel)

@Erdayastronaut @SpaceX That’s actually our restaurant, but SpaceX is building a futuristic bar at the top of the high bay with 360 degree windows & a glass floor looking down on the rocket factory

@techreview And increase fun! Hopefully.

@benmezrich Me neither

@TonyChoMrMagic @TeslaEnergy One of the best Tesla Solar Roof installations

@91demigod No, but maybe one day

@PPathole @engineers_feed Yes, that would be the best way to do it. A large solar field or reactor is needed for power, and then some ice mining droids or long maneuvering drills are needed for the H2O. These are probably the trickier bits.

@engineers_feed His sick beats https://t.co/8PbsgffzRp

@flcnhvy Probably less than a few dozen primary decision-makers. Technically, only three.

@Erdayastronaut @lexfridman Or at least the option for verification, so that the public can ascribe more credibility to verified vs unverified accounts

Launch underway

Btw, critical feedback is always super appreciated, as well as ways to donate money that really make a difference (way harder than it seems)

@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!