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Feb 8, 2021

@Erdayastronaut @michaelhodapp_ 1. Orbital launch tower that can stack 2. Enough Raptors for orbit booster 3. Improve ship & booster mass

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Mar 21, 2025

RT @ElonClipsX: Elon Musk: I didn't need $180 million, so I thought I'd spend a bunch of it on a rocket to Mars. “In order to be highly mo…

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Jan 30, 2022

@GailAlfarATX @POTUS @Tesla @JohnnaCrider1 @SawyerMerritt @WholeMarsBlog @teslaownersSV @TeslaOwnersEBay @Kristennetten @live_munro @BillyM2k @Grimezsz 🔥🔥

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Apr 18, 2026

@SERobinsonJr SpaceX/Tesla will be always be major customers of TSMC and not competitors in the normal sense of the word

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Aug 16, 2023

@Erdayastronaut Everyday Astronaut is a great account to follow for Starship and space matters in general

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Feb 9, 2026

@peterrhague As I said in my post, we will still do Mars in parallel, but the critical path to a self-growing Moon city is faster. The Moon city can be made to be self-growing in less than half the time of Mars. The critical juncture for humanity’s expansion beyond Earth is having a… https://t.co/vn78V12Bra https://x.com/i/web/status/2020829121916412129

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Dec 6, 2023

@krassenstein We need to be on Mars by 2033

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Jan 17, 2025

RT @SpaceX: Liftoff of Starship's seventh flight test. The Super Heavy booster utilized flight proven hardware for the first time, reusing…

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May 26, 2022

@aaronjcash @WholeMarsBlog @brandonee916 @vincent13031925 @SpaceX Some good Cox jokes in this thread

8.3K likes245 RT352 replies
Jan 5, 2015

Drone spaceport ship heads to its hold position in the Atlantic to prepare for a rocket landing http://t.co/kXYHGVKTfE

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Mar 5, 2021

@WholeMarsBlog Tesla AI, both hardware & software, is deeply underestimated

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Jul 18, 2016

Falcon on LZ-1 at Cape Canaveral https://t.co/dBkjBCDIRs

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Aug 17, 2019

Nuking Mars one T-shirt at a time https://t.co/Kiah2HbxFi https://shop.spacex.com/featured-products/nuke-mars-t-shirt.html

8.0K likes391 RT354 replies
Jun 29, 2021

@nextspaceflight There is the internal goal if things go right, which needs to be aggressive. Obviously, some things will not go right internally & there will be external issues too. That said, I think we can stack an orbital ship on an orbital booster in July.

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Jan 17, 2020

@jameslin123321 @Erdayastronaut Loading the Mars fleet into Earth orbit, then 1000 ships depart over ~30 days every 26 months. Battlestar Galactica …

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Feb 23, 2026

@xDaily This has nothing to do with Kuiper, we’re just trying to make Starlink more affordable to a broader audience. The lower the cost, the more Starlink can be used by people who don’t have much money, especially in the developing world.

6.4K likes468 RT614 replies
Jun 29, 2025

@Scobleizer @WholeMarsBlog Accidental. Fixed now.

5.7K likes217 RT528 replies
Mar 9, 2025

RT @cb_doge: 🚨 ELON MUSK: Starlink will never turn off its terminals in Ukraine. "To be extremely clear, no matter how much I disagree wit…

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May 25, 2019

@Erdayastronaut @SpaceX Super proud of SpaceX propulsion/test/materials team! One of hardest technology problems. New high temp superalloy & internal foundry needed to make it work. Foundry iteration interval is ~3 weeks from design to flight part vs ~36 weeks typical for aerospace.

8.1K likes415 RT134 replies
Jul 9, 2021

@astro_g_dogg @SpaceX Absolutely

8.5K likes190 RT211 replies
Mar 6, 2016

SpaceX and Tesla rated most meaningful work in high tech. Also, most stressful, but that goes with the territory. https://t.co/y8s4UdMF5z https://x.com/dfjsteve/status/705925529388453888

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Apr 6, 2023

@SciGuySpace They need to make reusable rockets

4.3K likes279 RT603 replies
May 23, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @NASA @SpaceX Mars needs to happen soon

7.9K likes388 RT391 replies
Jul 1, 2025

RT @Starlink: Starlink Mini is compact and connects to high-speed internet in minutes Speeds up to 280+ Mbps

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Jul 5, 2017

SpaceX team reviewed all systems again late last night. Done our best to ensure all is good. https://t.co/R3YrF6PEt4 https://x.com/spacex/status/882693202930577408

7.1K likes826 RT246 replies
Mar 29, 2022

@Free_Space @thesheetztweetz @AviationWeek SpaceX will do the right thing for OneWeb, even though they are a competitor

7.7K likes426 RT397 replies
Feb 27, 2020

@SpaceX Testing Raptor in vertical configuration (on the giant tripod) should allow us to simplify some aspects of the engine design

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May 6, 2022

@WholeMarsBlog Next release (10.12) is another step towards all NN’s using surround video & reconciling output to a unified vector space for control code. Improves complex intersections in heavy traffic. Many upgrades to core code, so taking longer to debug issues. Probably Wed/Thurs release.

7.4K likes575 RT447 replies
Jan 30, 2021

@ErcXspace @smvllstvrs T/W will be ~1.5, so it will accelerate unusually fast. High T/W is important for reusable vehicles to make more efficient use of propellant, the primary cost. For expendable rockets, throwing away stages is the primary cost, so optimization is low T/W.

8.1K likes279 RT343 replies
Apr 4, 2022

@WholeMarsBlog First I’ve learned of this. Will be patched shortly.

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Mar 21, 2022

@thesheetztweetz @QuiltyAnalytics SpaceX default plan was ~65% of global launch mass to orbit this year. Incremental demand might take that to ~70%, so not a major change. Those numbers don’t count Starship. Rough math is ~16 tons * 50 launches = 800 tons. Rest of world is <400 tons (mostly China).

7.6K likes527 RT306 replies
Feb 10, 2026

@TeslaLarry SpaceX even launched competing satellite constellations with no markup. Same price for all.

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Jun 8, 2024

@DJSnM Booster landing was on target, ship landing was several km off due to flap damage, but both were soft landings

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May 28, 2025

RT @SpaceX: Starship’s ninth flight test marked a major milestone for reuse with the first flight-proven Super Heavy booster launching from…

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May 28, 2023

@WholeMarsBlog 🤣🤣 chief troll officer at ur service

4.5K likes249 RT412 replies
Aug 1, 2022

@BillyM2k @WholeMarsBlog The media has strong negative bias & are driven by clicks (they can’t help it). Unfortunately, I generate lots of clicks. But these things move in cycles. When it starts boring readers to knock me down, they will build me up. This cycle has happened so many times …

7.4K likes492 RT459 replies
Jul 30, 2021

@WholeMarsBlog This should be clear to anyone who has experienced the FSD beta evolution. Self-driving requires solving a major part of real-world AI, so it’s an insanely hard problem, but Tesla is getting it done. AI Day will be great.

7.5K likes484 RT359 replies
Aug 28, 2017

Will run the SpaceX pusher sled later this week and see what it can do

7.4K likes591 RT199 replies
May 19, 2022

@WholeMarsBlog This is a big one! Expect some two steps forward, one step back situations. These will be great ironed in point releases, hence ~10.12.2 or 10.13 for wider beta release.

7.6K likes437 RT340 replies
Jul 4, 2017

@SpaceX We're going to spend the 4th doing a full review of rocket & pad systems. Launch no earlier than 5th/6th. Only one chance to get it right …

6.8K likes849 RT300 replies
Sep 22, 2023

@Thavisin @Tesla @SpaceX @Starlink It was an honor to meet. Thailand has a very exciting future!

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Jul 26, 2022

@SawyerMerritt @heydave7 @WholeMarsBlog @WSJ Good point, will do

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Jan 28, 2021

@JohnnaCrider1 @Iupsychdoctor @AOC @RobinhoodApp Shopify is great too. SpaceX used them.

7.7K likes383 RT252 replies
Nov 19, 2021

@SpaceXMR Tragically, it is not clear that the defense contractors can get to the moon for any amount of money. More than $200B has been spent on development of new US crewed space transport systems over past ~40 years, but only Dragon is flying. Development cost to NASA was <$2B.

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