The tweet archive.

“@rocketrepreneur ~40%”

“@TomMao1 Studied physics in college, read a lot of books and was taught by the world's leading domain experts at SpaceX.”

“@derrickgott007 already partly here with rocket development, but will make it a lot bigger with the launch site”

“@ticketwaxter Extending life to Mars would ensure humanity's survival and be the greatest, most exciting adventure ever!”

“@RichardGarriott Dragon will use four pairs of side mounted Superdraco engines. Can function with up to four out.”

“@McBartVolgers @SpaceX High pressure helium pneumatic bolts and pistons. No explosives.”

“@RichardGarriott Just the air in Dragon. Technically, if a few humans had stowed aboard Dragon on the last flight, they would've been ok.”

“@EricIdle Cool! Btw, thought you might appreciate that 1st flight of Dragon spacecraft carried a large wheel of cheese :)”

“@ponder68 Carbon produced by a @SpaceX rocket flight is roughly equal to one 747 flight. No, we should not be exempt.”

“@DebbieViviers @SpaceX Yes, upper stage venting of liquid oxygen created a fast moving fuzzy white sphere in space over SA”

“@Alan_Nestos The legs are nested tight against the body of the rocket in flight, so rotate about 120 degrees to deploy”

“@Asherlaw SpaceX is expanding launch ops at Canaveral too. Need 2 locations to handle flight rate and avoid weather risk”

“@QuantumG Dragon V1.1 doesn't have a launch escape system. Probably comparable reliability to Shuttle, but we need to do better.”

“@yatpay Side boosters fall short & center core goes too far + Florida is heavily populated. Landing permission tricky :)”

“@bdcs Yup, it is super far. Moon is basically in our back yard relative to Mars.”

“@Rocketrichardp @ct_la Exactly. DMV Comm overruled good recommendation of Hearing Officer.”

“@danielmarshal15 It can dig up almost anything.”