The tweet archive.

“Just did an interview with Spaceflight Now. Some of your questions may be answered here: http://t.co/vF0Rs3p1 http://www.spaceflightnow.com/falcon9/003/120518musk/”

“Falcon Heavy https://t.co/ypeJNo6KP3”

“Also, I am not the kale eating overlord of Mars (altho kale has its moments) http://t.co/nCjMgEjC http://www.thejanedough.com/peta-mars-vegan/”

“The head of the Russian Space Agency and some Russian diplomats are visiting @SpaceX today. Looking forward to meeting.”

“@geoffeg Dragon code is written in C++ on Linux.”

“This will be Mars one day https://t.co/nf4hML8dKx”

“Juneteenth is henceforth considered a US holiday at Tesla & SpaceX”

“@Avron_p you can mount a rack to the roof via suction cups and still have one Falcon door work fine. Guaranteed up to 140 mph.”

“Starship to the moon https://t.co/tVMJbBk3BU”

“♥️👽 SpaceX has Area 59 👽♥️ https://t.co/h4YUL1Xx51”

“Starship landing nominal!”

“Make life multiplanetary! #Mars”

“Possible Starship flight tomorrow afternoon”

“The Russians are having some challenges with their rockets. Too many of the engineers that designed them have retired: http://t.co/rEs7spSU http://ow.ly/89k5F”

“Dragon is stable in the water”

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

“@BrianDunning @SpaceX New spacesuit almost done. Hoping to unveil by end of year.”

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

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

“@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”

“Starship is gigantic”

“We are going to position Cybertrucks with Starlinks and free WiFi in a grid pattern in the areas that most need it in the greater LA/Malibu area”

“Yes [@cb_doge] SpaceX will have a base on Mars one day.”

“Arctic [@Tesla] Frost Blue Falcon Wings”

“SpaceX’s mission is to extend consciousness to Mars and then the stars”

“Honored to launch @Starlink in Indonesia! https://t.co/cAHRxm3jvn”

“Starlink now available in 102 countries!”

“Starship launch attempt in ~5 hours https://t.co/cEBv1EHsQf”

“More Starlinks”

“Yes [@DimaZeniuk] After about 4 billion years, we are finally able to reach Mars. Let’s not miss this chance”

“Falcon Heavy”

“At ~5000 tons, Starship is the largest flying object ever made”

“Potential Tesla/SpaceX collab: ride hailing works even if you’re in space!”

“Falcon Heavy side boosters land in Cape Canaveral, Florida https://t.co/2rV2g5ff6B”

“Starlink now in Argentina!”

“Starship separates from booster https://t.co/YZJzi122DV”

“Only 66 years from first flight to landing on the moon, but now half a century has passed since the last moon landing. That cannot be our high water mark as a civilization. Humanity should have a moon base, cities on Mars and be out there among the stars!”

“Starlink now available in Chad!”

“What Earthlooks like in radio frequency from the ⁦@Starlink⁩ direct to phone satellites https://t.co/HATVQIsLQT”

“There is no legal basis for this whatsoever. Starlink is a different company with different shareholders. Moraes, the charlatan in judges robes, cannot even cite a law that Starlink has broken!”

“A fully reusable rocket with orbital refilling is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary. For the first time in 4.5 billion years.”

“Starship launch attempt in ~7 hours”

“Launching @Starlink in Fiji with ⁦@PresidentFiji⁩! https://t.co/mOmf2HNkm9”

“Starship reached orbital velocity! Congratulations @SpaceX team!!”

“Great work by the SpaceX Falcon team launching 14 times in a single month!”

“Starlink Mini”

“Tesla & SpaceX/Starlink doing our best to be helpful to Hawaii”

“Starlink now available in Zimbabwe!”

“The first Starlink satellite direct to cell phone constellation is now complete. This will enable unmodified cellphones to have Internet connectivity in remote areas. Bandwidth per beam is only ~10Mb, but future constellations will be much more capable.”