The tweet archive.

“@SpaceX Core body diameter is 9m/30ft”

“R2D2’s Dad”

“@cleantechnica Empty article?”

“One day Starship will land on the rusty sands of Mars https://t.co/EfENYVdOzM”

“Congrats SpaceX team!! https://t.co/duckYSK0D4”

“About to do next Starhopper flight test https://t.co/eeXPQPk7t6 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bYb3bfA6_sQ&feature=youtu.be”

“Dragon Crew Arm. Astronauts will walk this gantry to enter Dragon & depart for the @Space_Station. https://t.co/rKkUTeHson”

“Dronship with wings folded traveling through Panama Canal https://t.co/TawM5Ntj0e”

“@WorldAndScience Interesting”

“@HarryStoltz1 @PPathole @Teslarati Not that I know of”

“@PPathole @Teslarati Yes, rather embarrassing tbh”

“@Teslarati Impressively accurate analysis!”

“@MemesOfMars @cleantechnica Hopefully next year”

“@cleantechnica ♥️♥️♥️”

“@teslaownersSV Appears to be a wiring/connector issue”

“Igniters need to be inspected. We will try again tomorrow same time.”

“@SciGuySpace Raptor uses dual redundant torch igniters. Better long-term, but more finicky in development.”

“About 5 mins from flight attempt”

“Starhopper flight currently tracking to 5pm Texas time for 150m / ~500ft hover test”

“@TheOnion Finally, VR that’s cool *and* sexy!”

“@4thFromOurStar Oh behave u naughty planet … 😉”

“@Tesla 😢 https://t.co/kTNomigW3e https://open.spotify.com/track/0vg4WnUWvze6pBOJDTq99k?si=zFnoUBq9QrCa4Yv2TLIrSg”

“@Erdayastronaut @SpaceX It’s quite robust”

“@MarkMeijer10 Where are additional Superchargers most needed?”

“World’s first very large scale battery has worked out well https://t.co/X7gdbL8U5b https://www.pv-magazine.com/2018/12/05/south-australias-tesla-big-battery-saves-40-million-in-grid-stabilization-costs/”

“@Erdayastronaut @SpaceX Yes, last flight for Hopper. If all goes well, it will become a vertical test stand for Raptor.”

“@FuzionPlaysTV @teslaownersSV Exactly! Especially let your PUC commissioners/authorities know.”

“@flcnhvy Agreed, that’s the right future”

“Looks like @SpaceX Starhopper flight may be as soon as Monday. FAA support is much appreciated!”

“@aikisteve We’re working closely with EU regulators & hope to clarify the timeline soon”

“@MartianDays @Erdayastronaut @DKled007 @AKawakbi @newscientist Ok”

“@Erdayastronaut @DKled007 @AKawakbi @newscientist Should be soon”

“If you’re a utility or public utilities commission, please consider using the Tesla Megapack. Better for the environment & usually lower cost than fossil fuel peaker plants! https://t.co/Ls4IfB0d6a https://www.tesla.com/megapack”

“@DKled007 @AKawakbi @newscientist Yes, probably within next 6 to 9 months”

“@AKawakbi @newscientist Tesla is working hard to help stop global warming”

“@newscientist 🤣🤣👍👍”

“@newscientist The Nude Scientisté”

“@engineers_feed Looks like a wheel of cheese”

“@MinimalDuck @Tesla @Teslarati Ok”

“@TeslaTrip @arctechinc We need to complete internal QA testing for safety, which will hopefully be done in about 4 weeks”

“@universal_sci Wow”

“@arctechinc Everyone who bought FSD will receive priority/early access”

“Price increase for Tesla FSD postponed until version 10 with smart summon is in wide release, which is about 4 to 8 weeks away, depending on how early access goes”

“@justpaulinelol Not risky imo & can be adjusted/improved real-time. Essentially need to figure out most effective way to convert mass to energy, as Mars is slightly too far from this solar system’s fusion reactor (the sun).”

“@wingod @DJSnM @ThePhoenixFlare True, diverting a comet would be super hard. Could be done with small asteroids & a mass driver, but this is risky.”

“Nuke Mars refers to a continuous stream of very low fallout nuclear fusion explosions above the atmosphere to create artificial suns. Much like our sun, this would not cause Mars to become radioactive.”

“@JaneidyEve Will probably make sense to do this when Starship Mk 1 has 3 Raptors, moving body fins & landing gear installed, which is hopefully mid September”

“@HarryStoltz1 @ThePhoenixFlare Will be converted to Raptor vertical test stand”

“@ThePhoenixFlare Trickier than it may seem on Mars, as atmospheric density is 1% that of Earth & gravity is 38%, but doable for localized warming”

“@eatinggaming94 @4thFromOurStar 🤣🤣”