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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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Dec 3, 2019

@TonyTassell @Urbandirt @naumanbilly Bravo, right thing to do! Short selling should be illegal.

2.7K likes209 RT336 replies
Dec 3, 2019

@willne 🔥🔥

11.1K likes159 RT87 replies
Dec 3, 2019Viral spike

People often think they’re breathing oxygen, but are actually breathing nitrogen (78%) with a side serving of oxygen (21%) in argon sauce (1%), spiced up with CO2, H2O & a dash of neon & krypton (etc.)

280.1K likes34.7K RT6.1K replies
Dec 3, 2019

Hydrogen is a light, odorless gas, which, given enough time, turns into people who will make this statement

147.5K likes10.2K RT2.3K replies
Dec 2, 2019

@brandonorselli Still can’t believe how hard it was to get https://t.co/46TXqRrsdr! http://Tesla.com

1.3K likes87 RT64 replies
Dec 2, 2019

@HarryStoltz1 @royalsociety We sent the nicest person in the company to sit on his doorstep until he at least talked to us & then he said yes

3.9K likes143 RT115 replies
Dec 2, 2019

@royalsociety Tesla was almost called Faraday, as original holder of Tesla Motors trademark refused to sell it to us!

2.6K likes169 RT118 replies
Dec 1, 2019

It’s artificial

95.8K likes2.0K RT2.8K replies
Dec 1, 2019Viral spike

Do you like our owl? https://t.co/4fNOEv3N5b

343.3K likes17.4K RT11.1K replies
Dec 1, 2019

@TeslaForLife @Tesla @RamTrucks @Ford Laminar air flow due to a completely smooth bottom is underappreciated

8.7K likes308 RT182 replies
Dec 1, 2019

@Real_John_D That’s why Cybertruck has active suspension height & damping control

3.6K likes197 RT124 replies
Dec 1, 2019

@indiealexh @es2120 @Tesla @woodhaus2 Safety work is done by engineering, with passive safety by body/chassis eng & active by Autopilot. Design in automotive refers to look & feel.

1.3K likes89 RT43 replies
Dec 1, 2019

@sivarajkumar237 @ZackBornstein @TheOnion They are dead to me

1.7K likes70 RT52 replies
Dec 1, 2019

@ZackBornstein It’s a generational thing

1.1K likes55 RT41 replies
Dec 1, 2019

@IntEngineering With extreme effort, Cybertruck might hit a 0.30 drag coefficient, which would be insane for a truck. Requires tweaking many small details. https://t.co/IMLJbsInmq https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobile_drag_coefficient

3.5K likes296 RT185 replies
Nov 29, 2019

@hardmaru @Tesla Touché

10.8K likes300 RT145 replies
Nov 28, 2019

@ruttenpete @DeviantArt @TheBakaArts Just because he has a flamethrower and I have a flamethrower doesn’t mean … um … ok fine I’m Hank Scorpio

8.0K likes482 RT170 replies
Nov 27, 2019

This one is deep. Happy Thanksgiving! https://t.co/2Dog5HBxjX

233.5K likes24.2K RT2.1K replies
Nov 27, 2019

@TheWalkingDead @Tesla The finest in apocalypse protection technology! Flamethrower optional.

11.1K likes518 RT292 replies
Nov 27, 2019

@RenataKonkoly @Tesla @Teslarati @InsideEVs 🤣🤣

24.4K likes563 RT139 replies
Nov 27, 2019

@TheSeanBooker Def not dainty

1.2K likes45 RT55 replies
Nov 27, 2019

@jpthor__ @RodAdib1 Yes, Cybertruck will have steel balls 🤣🤣

2.8K likes156 RT158 replies
Nov 27, 2019

250k

111.4K likes3.7K RT2.5K replies
Nov 26, 2019

@kimpaquette @neiltyson Sure, will aim to do this next week

6.2K likes231 RT217 replies
Nov 26, 2019

@neiltyson Agreed, this will be exciting to see!

15.7K likes390 RT316 replies
Nov 26, 2019

@neiltyson Electric motors also have insane torque. If we load both trucks to the max, electric still wins. Physics is the law, everything else is a recommendation.

29.2K likes1.6K RT685 replies
Nov 26, 2019

Bring it on

78.0K likes4.4K RT1.7K replies
Nov 25, 2019

200k

226.7K likes8.0K RT5.0K replies
Nov 25, 2019

@RodAdib1 Yup. Sledgehammer impact on door cracked base of glass, which is why steel ball didn’t bounce off. Should have done steel ball on window, *then* sledgehammer the door. Next time …

9.2K likes725 RT572 replies
Nov 25, 2019Viral spike

Cybertruck pulls F-150 uphill https://t.co/OfaqUkrDI3

553.8K likes93.5K RT13.1K replies
Nov 25, 2019

@greenspank Higher hardness, higher strength & doesn’t cost crazy money for ~3mm skins

3.4K likes97 RT87 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@TeslaOwnersofMA @Sofiaan @Tesla In general, this is something Tesla should do

1.1K likes32 RT33 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@Sofiaan @Tesla We should def make it good to hang out there

1.2K likes37 RT54 replies
Nov 25, 2019

Cybertruck is our last product unveil for a while, but there will be some (mostly) unexpected technology announcements next year

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Nov 25, 2019

@thomasbroadfoot Good question. It’s a new variant of 300 series stainless steel, but it also gets cold-worked many times, depending on kilotonnage of press.

3.4K likes106 RT72 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@JohnnaCrider1 @EV_Stevee @PicklePunchD Can be wrapped in any color!

1.8K likes74 RT103 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@EV_Stevee @PicklePunchD The body panels will actually be laser cut!

890 likes62 RT66 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@S_Padival @annerajb @flcnhvy Long term, it probably makes sense to build a smaller Cybertruck too

3.8K likes199 RT188 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@vistacruiser7 @RenataKonkoly Interesting idea

2.2K likes62 RT76 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@evanthefreeman @CoinstorageGuru True

1.7K likes35 RT25 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@RenataKonkoly 🤣🤣

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Nov 25, 2019

@Erdayastronaut Really? Ok sure.

10.9K likes305 RT220 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@vicentes Hardcore body engineers will understand this at a profound level

1.2K likes55 RT40 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@vicentes Haha true! New manufacturing methods are certainly needed, but then I’m confident it will actually cost less, because of its simplicity & lower part count.

1.9K likes87 RT64 replies
Nov 25, 2019

⚔️ Study the Blade!! ⚔️ https://t.co/cvuW1TmcjI

107.9K likes13.1K RT1.2K replies
Nov 25, 2019

@annerajb @flcnhvy We’re creating this alloy at Tesla. Not a problem to create a lot of it, but we’ll need to come up with new body manufacturing methods, as it can’t be made using standard methods.

2.3K likes107 RT115 replies
Nov 25, 2019

@flcnhvy Starship steel decision came first. We were going to use titanium skins for Cybertruck, but cold-rolled 30X stainless is much stronger.

6.5K likes222 RT122 replies
Nov 25, 2019

Even bending it requires a deep score on inside of bend, which is how the prototype was made

30.4K likes837 RT543 replies
Nov 25, 2019

Reason Cybertruck is so planar is that you can’t stamp ultra-hard 30X steel, because it breaks the stamping press

95.5K likes6.4K RT2.5K replies
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