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15 years of Elon, fully searchable. The production archive uses Supabase as the source of truth, with 94,952 indexed tweets available in development as a full-archive fallback and a curated annotation layer for context, theory, and how major claims aged.

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Apr 9, 2020

@JsEquinox Essentially

808 likes33 RT42 replies
Apr 9, 2020

@Afan_Mujawar .@GreatDismal

496 likes16 RT13 replies
Apr 9, 2020

@master_ov @flcnhvy @thirdrowtesla Good one

816 likes22 RT14 replies
Apr 9, 2020

What is simple in one arena is often profound in another

18.6K likes1.2K RT639 replies
Apr 9, 2020

@aaronbrighton @teslaownersSV @flcnhvy @thirdrowtesla Ok

1.3K likes26 RT58 replies
Apr 9, 2020

Great differences in technology exist in the world about which even hardcore technologists are unaware

66.5K likes4.9K RT2.2K replies
Apr 9, 2020

@flcnhvy @thirdrowtesla AddLabel -> PersonDressedAsCone

3.6K likes144 RT83 replies
Apr 8, 2020

@ajtourville @thirdrowtesla Certainly no problem for a 144 trillion operations per second computer to make ~15 steering/acceleration/braking maneuvers per second. That’s a trillion calculations between each output command.

5.0K likes297 RT165 replies
Apr 8, 2020

@thirdrowtesla Humans drive using 2 cameras on a slow gimbal & are often distracted. A Tesla with 8 cameras, radar, sonar & always being alert can definitely be superhuman.

4.7K likes517 RT234 replies
Apr 8, 2020

@GavinNewsom Cool

3.2K likes86 RT141 replies
Apr 8, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @SpaceX Aim for zero velocity just above surface & fall. You won’t fall fast.

4.8K likes174 RT153 replies
Apr 8, 2020

@thirdrowtesla Fine by me

7.0K likes227 RT168 replies
Apr 8, 2020

The 20th & final Dragon 1 mission is complete

19.0K likes1.2K RT613 replies
Apr 7, 2020

@rknapp_12 @Tesla @thirdrowtesla Coming soon

4.3K likes77 RT118 replies
Apr 7, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @JalenD25 @johnkrausphotos Definitely

1.7K likes50 RT58 replies
Apr 7, 2020

@PPathole @johnkrausphotos Probably best to keep control local, but easy to check status from afar

1.4K likes44 RT58 replies
Apr 7, 2020

Here you go https://t.co/aVnwR0loX9

75.6K likes9.8K RT1.6K replies
Apr 7, 2020

@kimbal !!

3.3K likes118 RT126 replies
Apr 7, 2020

@ndrew_lawrence @thirdrowtesla 🤣🤣

2.4K likes51 RT39 replies
Apr 7, 2020

@morgan_murphy @thirdrowtesla Puts our basic instincts on a roller coaster

602 likes29 RT36 replies
Apr 7, 2020

@flcnhvy @Sofiaan @Tesla That’s our goal!

4.4K likes99 RT99 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@People_Of_Space @SciGuySpace This is awesome!

2.5K likes83 RT89 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@archillect Like tears in rain

5.4K likes372 RT150 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@AaronChewning @morgan_murphy Ok

2.7K likes51 RT62 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@facts_tesla Amazing 🤣🤣

2.8K likes60 RT56 replies
Apr 6, 2020

Music is a limbic resonator

77.2K likes7.4K RT2.0K replies
Apr 6, 2020

@morgan_murphy Nice ink

2.4K likes42 RT67 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@TeslaGong Not a question of wanting to do it or not, but rather having anyone there to make sure it gets delivered & works

1.4K likes75 RT78 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@thirdrowtesla Not true

636 likes33 RT88 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@BramJan75663351 @flcnhvy @Tesla Love that Gen Shinseki quote!

748 likes27 RT18 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@TesLatino @thirdrowtesla Nice color

12.9K likes127 RT193 replies
Apr 6, 2020

@morgan_murphy Lovable dog ❤️. Mine looks like yours but in black & white.

3.8K likes50 RT128 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@Aaron_M_DeVries 🤣🤣

11.0K likes112 RT90 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@alvianchoiri True. Each of these engines is also slightly different. Raptor is evolving rapidly.

1.8K likes74 RT68 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@SpaceIntellige3 It is stable on the ground without propellant loaded, which is an improvement from OG Atlas

976 likes49 RT38 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@PPathole @wjduncan She’s neither here nor there

1.3K likes40 RT85 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@JaneidyEve Beatrix Potter energy!

3.8K likes55 RT55 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@wjduncan One is Havanese & one came from the pound

799 likes25 RT105 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@bluemoondance74 Hard to tell scale, as body diameter is 9m or ~30 ft, but it looks like it could be R2D2 size in this video https://t.co/DxRxsMEwwi https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bYb3bfA6_sQ

1.7K likes94 RT78 replies
Apr 5, 2020

So proud https://t.co/Me5HirnJ6N

186.1K likes13.1K RT1.9K replies
Apr 5, 2020

Raptors https://t.co/oycjgNI8HE

107.4K likes5.7K RT3.3K replies
Apr 5, 2020

@yourfavgas @Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Hard to hide anything from the Internet! Yeah, we’re going to reuse much of the thrust section.

1.5K likes86 RT37 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Exactly. No point in an abort system on Mars, so got to make the core ship super safe.

1.6K likes77 RT37 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Rockets & spacecraft have to operate in vacuum, so maintaining pressure is fundamental. However, this can be made very safe over time imo.

1.3K likes47 RT45 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre There are redundant pressure control valves. It’s a new system and SN3 was simply commanded wrong. Rockets are hard.

1.8K likes108 RT61 replies
Apr 5, 2020

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre If you lose pressure control on rocket propellant tanks, you’re doomed anyway, so might as well go all in

1.7K likes77 RT35 replies
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