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May 31, 2020

@SpaceX @NASA @AstroBehnken @Astro_Doug Congratulations Bob & Doug on docking & hatch opening on @Space_Station!

63.2K likes4.5K RT930 replies
May 31, 2020

Dragon docks with @Space_Station in ~3 hours

131.2K likes12.9K RT2.2K replies
May 31, 2020

@NASA @SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Doug @Space_Station Dragonship Endeavor

53.8K likes3.1K RT814 replies
May 30, 2020

@engineers_feed Falcon/Dragon are designed to withstand multiple lightning strikes, but we don’t think it would be wise to take this risk

51.2K likes1.9K RT645 replies
May 30, 2020

@Commercial_Crew @NASA @SpaceX Proceeding with countdown today, weather cancellation risk ~50%

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May 27, 2020

@SpaceX @tristaneaton human kind

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May 26, 2020

@SamTalksTesla @RationalEtienne @thirdrowtesla @wholemarslog @28delayslater @vincent13031925 @teslaownersSV Haha true

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May 26, 2020

Dragon Dawn https://t.co/mz1EzU5GSO

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May 26, 2020

@lexfridman @SpaceX @NASA Thanks Lex!

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May 25, 2020

@Virgin_Orbit Sorry to hear that. Orbit is hard. Took us four attempts with Falcon 1.

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May 25, 2020

@TheRealBuzz @SpaceX @NASA Thanks Buzz!

13.1K likes299 RT160 replies
May 24, 2020

@NASA @SpaceX 🚀♥️

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May 24, 2020

@jadescipioni @jimkwik His ideas sound sensible, but he was not my or SpaceX’s “brain coach”. I think he maybe gave a talk once.

9.7K likes276 RT253 replies
May 23, 2020

@JonErlichman 5 years ago. We need to accelerate progress towards fully reusable rockets. Cost per ton to orbit needs to improve by >1000% from where Falcon is today for there to be a self-sustaining city on Mars.

19.6K likes1.0K RT415 replies
May 23, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @NASA @SpaceX Mars needs to happen soon

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May 23, 2020

@SpaceX Astronauts to orbit in 5 days!!

21.6K likes1.5K RT529 replies
May 22, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @WhatsupFranks @SpaceX Sure

3.6K likes61 RT77 replies
May 22, 2020

@cybrtrkguy @28delayslater @WhatsupFranks @SpaceX Jay *really* knows cars! Next-level.

1.2K likes31 RT46 replies
May 22, 2020

@WhatsupFranks @SpaceX Mission control at the Cape

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May 22, 2020

@Commercial_Crew @AstroBehnken @Astro_Doug Culmination of a truly incredible amount of work by @SpaceX & @NASA engineering, along with support of all International @Space_Station countries

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May 21, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @SpaceX @NASA @Astro_Doug @AstroBehnken Astronauts to orbit next week!

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May 18, 2020

@SciGuySpace Zach made a significant contribution to SpaceX & is a friend. I wish him well as he tries something new.

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May 15, 2020

@flcnhvy SpaceX has 8000 employees in California, Washington, Texas & Florida. Operating this entire time, as we have national security exemption. Zero deaths or serious illnesses.

2.6K likes244 RT70 replies
May 13, 2020

@SciGuySpace Said another way, Falcon Heavy has 2/3 thrust of Saturn V. Starship/Super Heavy will have double thrust of Saturn V.

2.5K likes156 RT75 replies
May 11, 2020

@eBookBooster Zork with AI dungeon master

880 likes18 RT76 replies
May 8, 2020

@thesheetztweetz @SpaceX @USCG @PortCanaveral Glad we could help

10.6K likes183 RT140 replies
May 8, 2020

@raytech247 @flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @ValkyrieBaron11 @NASASpaceflight Yes, mostly because you can use the ship every week going to the moon instead of every two years for Mars (best case)

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May 8, 2020

@flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @ValkyrieBaron11 @NASASpaceflight Would be about 10 times that cost for payload to surface of Mars

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May 8, 2020

@flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @ValkyrieBaron11 @NASASpaceflight Starship + Super Heavy propellant mass is 4800 tons (78% O2 & 22% CH4). I think we can get propellant cost down to ~$100/ton in volume, so ~$500k/flight. With high flight rate, probably below $1.5M fully burdened cost for 150 tons to orbit or ~$10/kg.

1.6K likes177 RT91 replies
May 7, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @ValkyrieBaron11 @flcnhvy @NASASpaceflight A fully & rapidly reusable orbital rocket is fundamental to extending life beyond Earth. Propellant cost is roughly a 1000th of vehicle cost (unless using a foolish propellant). Same principle as cars, planes, boats, etc.

2.1K likes135 RT100 replies
May 7, 2020

@flcnhvy @NASASpaceflight Yeah, although hydrogen is not a great choice for a booster engine

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May 7, 2020

@PPathole @Erdayastronaut @farrier_nyker @GeetPurohit3 @YoavOffek Looks about right. Ice mining/refining on Mars & maximizing total system efficiency will be hard. CO2 is easy, as Mars atmosphere is mostly that. Also has good amount of N2, which is important for life.

1.4K likes60 RT74 replies
May 7, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @farrier_nyker @GeetPurohit3 @YoavOffek Yes, converts CO2 & H2O to CH4 & O2. Perfect for Mars! https://t.co/WF9AGgee12 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabatier_reaction

1.0K likes52 RT35 replies
May 7, 2020

@PPathole @InSpaceXItrust @Space_Station @Tesla @SpaceX @Commercial_Crew 2008 was a super tough year on all levels

3.1K likes73 RT100 replies
May 7, 2020

@thirdrowtesla Tesla & SpaceX are the top two destinations for engineers, because you can have the most fun creating kickass technology! That’s why.

18.5K likes1.1K RT378 replies
May 6, 2020

@InSpaceXItrust @Space_Station @Tesla @SpaceX @Commercial_Crew That was the whole company back then. Grew organically from a simple mariachi party in El Segundo.

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May 6, 2020

@bluemoondance74 @mycroft16 @LabPadre @SpaceX Hopefully so

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May 4, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @SciGuySpace What’s troubling is that this doesn’t get humanity a base on the moon or even a small crewed Mars mission

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May 2, 2020

@biogirl09 @thirdrowtesla @Grimezsz Rocket Rd, Hawthorne CA 90250

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May 2, 2020

@engineers_feed @SpaceX @Space_Station @NASA @Commercial_Crew @AstroBehnken @Astro_Doug Even Королёв would agree

1.7K likes61 RT96 replies
May 1, 2020

@Teslarati We’re going to try landing Starship on the moon with enough propellant to return to Earth

20.4K likes1.3K RT995 replies
May 1, 2020

@RationalEtienne @Alfzeta There will be no Mars if we let them take our freedom away

2.6K likes326 RT775 replies
May 1, 2020

@kulpability Don’t need the cash. Devoting myself to Mars and Earth. Possession just weigh you down.

9.8K likes1.1K RT1.2K replies
May 1, 2020

And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air

49.5K likes3.4K RT2.6K replies
Apr 30, 2020

@engineers_feed @SpaceX @NASA Great work by SpaceX team & very much appreciate faith in Starship by @NASA!

3.5K likes163 RT135 replies
Apr 27, 2020

@arstechnica @SciGuySpace Haha true. Great headline. It’s quite hard to have rocket test articles not explode, as they so desperately want to!

2.3K likes82 RT40 replies
Apr 27, 2020

@SpacePadreIsle @SpaceX Great work by SpaceX engineering!

5.9K likes258 RT106 replies
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