The tweet archive.

“@GamingSpeedy We’re working on it”

“@AypierreMc Agreed, v important”

“@thirdrowtesla Blazing Saddles”

“@Kristennetten @tobyliiiiiiiiii Working on it”

“@tobyliiiiiiiiii It’s on the list”

“Want to play The Witcher game on your Tesla? (you can already watch the show on Tesla Netflix theater)”

“@ICannot_Enough @thirdrowtesla Explains the sad lack of progress in candy research!”

“@brianm853 Yeah, doors are 40 ft wide”

“@JaneidyEve Yeah, we just finished two more propellant domes. SpaceX team & supporting suppliers are doing amazing work ramping Starship production.”

“@TJ_Cooney @SpaceX Nice shot”

“Improved Accommodations https://t.co/iRBK2yIfd7”

“@detroitnews Yay!”

“@vm_one1 @Exhaustedpengu1 @RationalEtienne Would like to take a moment to thank Michael & Ze’ev for helping Tesla. It was very hard work & both could’ve just rested on their laurels. Much appreciated 🍻.”

“@nichegamer 🤣”

“@PicklePunchD @flcnhvy @thirdrowtesla @Gfilche @Sofiaan @Kristennetten @vincent13031925 Walk this way https://t.co/okyi7invhi https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dNTToXKgwZc”

“@flcnhvy @thirdrowtesla @Gfilche @Sofiaan @Kristennetten @vincent13031925 Great talking with @thirdrowtesla!”

“@nichegamer https://t.co/RPcGOjPtfF”

“@vm_one1 @Exhaustedpengu1 @RationalEtienne Michael Marks, then Ze’ev Drori, but I helped out as co-CEO as they didn’t have much automotive domain expertise”

“@SpaceX Dragon trunk from in-flight abort test is in surprisingly good shape! https://t.co/IGeffiNh9A”

“@John_Gardi @LytovchenkoSerg @Joffan7 @julia_bergeron @NASASpaceflight Exactly”

“@JimBridenstine @NASA @SpaceX @Commercial_Crew Thanks on behalf of the @SpaceX team! Thank you also for the support @NASA has provided over the years, without which this would not have happened.”

“@thirdrowtesla Haha”

“Dragon high altitude, supersonic abort test is a risky mission, as it’s pushing the envelope in so many ways”

“5 mins from liftoff”

“@EvaFoxU Yes”

“https://t.co/MHokq4KVEc”

“Meteor!! https://t.co/PyXbRZR013”

“@JaneidyEve Yes”

“Best place to view is from the beach. Excitement guaranteed! https://t.co/6XSiK5dWEn http://visitportcanaveral.com/beaches/”

“Dragon Spacecraft supersonic abort test coming up either tomorrow or Sunday, depending on weather @NASA @SpaceX”

“@jm_marchante @kekai What should we change?”

“@kekai Munro’s analysis of Tesla engineering is accurate, both pro & con. I think he will appreciate some elements of the Model Y body design.”

“@Erdayastronaut @SPEXcast @SciGuySpace Even more important for a a reusable rocket, as cost of propellant actually becomes relevant & anything below T/W of 1 is wasted fuel & oxygen”

“Hehehe https://t.co/bnlN7Vn6bl”

“@jameslin123321 @Erdayastronaut Helping to pay for this is why I’m accumulating assets on Earth.”

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

“@mstrwilliam00 @Erdayastronaut Aiming for 20 to 30 years, like aircraft”

“@Kristennetten @PicklePunchD @Erdayastronaut Yes. There will be a lot of jobs on Mars!”

“@PicklePunchD @Erdayastronaut Needs to be such that anyone can go if they want, with loans available for those who don’t have money”

“@EcoHeliGuy @Erdayastronaut Yeah. A lot of work is needed for propellant production on Mars.”

“@PRANSHUAGARWA13 @Erdayastronaut Yes”

“@Erdayastronaut That’s the goal”

“@Erdayastronaut Building 100 Starships/year gets to 1000 in 10 years or 100 megatons/year or maybe around 100k people per Earth-Mars orbital sync”

“@Erdayastronaut Starship design goal is 3 flights/day avg rate, so ~1000 flights/year at >100 tons/flight, so every 10 ships yield 1 megaton per year to orbit”

“Megatons per year to orbit are needed for life to become multiplanetary”

“@fighteer1 @LCS_Big_Mike @SciGuySpace That’s about right”

“@g33st111 Reaction to Cyberpunk 2077 slipping release date to September”

“@SPEXcast @SciGuySpace What’s amazing is how non-linear the effect of gravity is. Starship can travel by itself from surface of Mars to surface of Earth, but requires massive booster on Earth with orbital refilling to get to Mars, which is ~38% of Earth gravity.”

“@SPEXcast @SciGuySpace Densification isn’t needed to return the ship & limited cargo from Mars, but it’s an option for increasing cargo return capability if needed”

“@SciGuySpace Fundamental issue with SLS is that it’s not reusable, which means that a billion dollar rocket is blown up every launch! 💯 tragedy.”