@DirkSwaller54@mcrs987 That Sir, is a really good point. Wouldn't take that many airbags though, attached to S40, to make it impossible to sink even if it took on water.
@castillofrancod@OklaInspector@_jaykeegan_@Erdayastronaut@NASASpaceflight Why do you firmly believe that? The whole point of removing legs from booster and ship is to save mass and complexity (and points of failure). Why land at sea when you can land at any of the launchnpads they are constructing?
@DDougla76419483@dpoddolphinpro@MarineTraffic The ship caught fire on splashdown and has been in the ocean 2 days. You are dreaming if you thinking its being re-flown. The Raptor engines will be ruined.
@elonmusk Your pivot from Mars was extreme. Your concern for the need to dominate the AI datacenter space (via vertically integrated SpaceX) was such a strong signal you knew something. Suspect Mars will certainly start with well trained Optimus, which solves many other issues also
@idongon@SpaceX By 'lots' im going to assume it's the same 15 or 20 fools who are loud on social media. Once space travel becomes relatively cheap (10 years) ill pay their tickets for an orbit or two just to see their faces when they realise how incredibly stupid they are.
@EmmaJanePohlman@N1ghtmarE37@SpaceX The stars are there. The camera has to reduce its exposure so much due to the reflected light from the sun bouncing off the earth into the lens, that the stars are invisible. Move the camera so earth and moon aren't in shor and exposure changes and the stars appear.
@elonmusk@elonmusk Elon, I love everything Spacex and Tesla are doing. But how do you expect Optimus to intergrate with governments? When it starts to replace people and then tax revenue at scale, how will governments continue to pay for their countries?
@EAA@NASAAdmin@rookisaacman Looking at the output from those engines during turns...either he is flying a diesel jet (I know) or one engine might need a bit of a servixe
@BryanLivingston@StarshipGazer 100%. You dont direct a raptor which didn't light. You look at the hundreds of data points per microsecond from all the ship and engine sensors. I still dont know why Elon indicated swapping 2 when 4 didn't light.