The tweet archive.

“@LinkofHyrule89 @YunTaTsai1 No AI was used for Starship. Just our little meat computers.”

“@teslaownersSV Still hard to believe that Starship is real”

“RT @WholeMarsBlog: With Self-Driving 14.1, your Tesla can now drive you into a mall parking garage and park, and then exit on its own. H…”

“@WholeMarsBlog No, the title will be in the image overlaid at the top, with URL overlaid at the bottom, as it is now – no extra vertical pixels used. I hate those giant, ugly URL cards.”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“RT @teslaownersSV: Starship rate of improvement is insane Here are all the launches from 2019 until now. https://t.co/kKfRHSFktg”

“@WholeMarsBlog Pretty much anything can be on a levitation pedestal”

“RT @cb_doge: This picture was taken on Mars this week. https://t.co/Dd0KM8z4yC”

“@MarshaBlackburn @X Yes”

“@WholeMarsBlog Cool”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂💯”

“@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)”

“@niccruzpatane @SHAQ @Tesla @WholeMarsBlog @tesla_na Cool”

“@raytech247 @WholeMarsBlog Even GM & Chrysler went bankrupt in 2009. Ford and Tesla are the only US car companies that have avoided bankruptcy.”

“@WholeMarsBlog To add to the confusion, the IRA credit *does* apply to a leased Model 3 long range, which is why the lease price is lower than a Model 3 Performance”

“@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.”

“@WholeMarsBlog Yeah”

“@WholeMarsBlog Yeah”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@WholeMarsBlog !”

“@WholeMarsBlog Interesting”

“Congratulations @SpaceX team on 400 landings of Falcon 9!! [@SpaceX] Landing confirmed, marking the 400th time a Falcon 9 first stage booster has landed”

“RT @ApoStructura: The scale of Starship + Superheavy https://t.co/S7viVMEdfG”

“RT @WholeMarsBlog: Solar is amazing. Energy literally falls from the sky. No need to get fuel. You can’t beat those economics. If America…”

“@xJawz @RNaegels @joerogan @peterthiel @reidhoffman Not me, I’m gonna die right here in the USA. Or Mars. Just not on impact.”

“Another rocket launch [@SpaceX] Liftoff!”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“RT @WholeMarsBlog: Tesla FSD 13.2.9 is a work of art. Here it is driving up the Hollywood Hills https://t.co/iDDxToC1E5”

“RT @wholemars: how it started / how it’s going https://t.co/HbseJFTNj2”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“RT @AJamesMcCarthy: Important to remember that Starship is the size of a large building, yet does this https://t.co/24uuKWwtcw”

“@WholeMarsBlog Yeah”

“28 launches & landings of the same booster! [@SpaceX] Fleet leading Falcon booster completes its 28th launch and landing”

“@FonsDK @SawyerMerritt @WholeMarsBlog @jasondebolt Exactly. Shame on them!”

“@WholeMarsBlog True”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“A new record of 27 launches & landings [@SpaceX] Falcon 9 lands on the Just Read the Instructions droneship, completing the first 27th launch and landing of an orbital class rocket”

“@WholeMarsBlog Wow”

“@_Synders @John_Gardi @martinengwicht @Erdayastronaut @NASASpaceflight @JeromeJaccard @Robotbeat @alan1bernard Starlink V1 on Falcon, V2+ on Starship. Basically, all future products will contain either the word “star” or “link” 😀”

“@WholeMarsBlog Super shady”

“@wholemars lol”

“@BWillOfficial @WholeMarsBlog @neuralink Yes”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@MemesOfMars @latimes @latimesfood @latimesbooks @latimesphotos @alex_avoigt @JaneidyEve @sara_boutall @RationalEtienne @ICannot_Enough @LaurenRow5 Just wish Russ Mitchell would improve the *quality* of his fiction. Is this too much to ask!?”

“@WholeMarsBlog 😂”

“@KlenderJoey @WholeMarsBlog When we were building Starbase, they were the only ones who would deliver all the way from Brownsville, so I would eat their chicken sandwich for many days on end. We had to order 100 at a time, which came to – believe it or not – $420.”