My family's coat of arms. The eighth pointed star has been with us for over a thousand years... Today, with all the recent news about UAPs (UFOs) it displays another meaning... 🤔
Wifredo Dalmau vivio con Hueck la misma experiencia que Manuel Perez Lista con Borst, por eso le dice en su carta "Siento que el idioma sea tan rebelde, pero todo llegará" en alusión del idioma alemán, ambos llegaron a Munich sin conocimientos previos del idioma.
1954 - Profesor Doctor Manuel Perez Lista https://t.co/WJQyCfxy9H correspondencia entre el Dr. Perez Lista y su discípulo y futuro medico Dr. Wifredo Dalmau Castañon.
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PATHOLOGISCHES INSTITUT
DER UNIVERSITÄT MÜNCHEN MÜNCHEN 15, DEN 30. Juni 1955
THALKIRCHNERSTR. 36
TELEFON NR. 55 265���66 Zeugnis. Herr Wifredo Dalmau war vom 1. März 1954 bis heute am Pathologischen Institut der Universität München
als Gastarzt tätig..
Membrete (anverso):
Hospital Provincial de Madrid
SERVICIO DE ANATOMÍA PATOLÓGICA
Profesor: Dr. Pérez Lista
Cuerpo de la carta: Mi estimado amigo Dalmau: Recibí su atenta tarjeta postal desde Paris, así como su carta de hace unos días, agradeciendo ambas mucho. Estuve en...
https://t.co/yaZBOrrsh1 Groks analysis is that one week from now Iran will have lost all Navy capabilities and missiles and drones down to none or just sporadic attacks. Ergo, war is over in one week. 💪🏻
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Since I don't work in SpaceX, I don't have all the details they do today. They would be better suited to answer that question, once they look at this overview I'm sure they will come up with the best alternative. In the beginning might not be flawless but moving forward success
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The Origin of a Bold Idea: From Peruvian Ports to Martian Frontiers.
In the late 19th century, my great-grandfather Juan Dalmau founded Agencia Juan Dalmau, a maritime agency in Peru's northern ports like Salaverry and Chimbote... @elonmusk@SpaceX
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Balance can be algorithmically achieve considering the 6-1 configuration. The Startugs tug 6 Starbarges per round. That allows a larger volume of cargo. So it is not a 1:1 proportion. Starstations will proof themselves to be the best modified version for this task, cargo transfer
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX No, obviously this won't be 100% efficient, but in the same way when you rent a container but only use half of the volume, the other half can be loaded with random cargo. That way part of the download is crucial as requested, the rest is just a plus in the ongoing process.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX That's the beauty of this proposal, we don't know yet, but just like in a huge depot everything is codified. Having it all on Mars orbit breaks the issue of the 26 months window. Starships who have landed humans on Mars will takeoff targeting Starbarges with needed cargo.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX I believe SpaceX has already acquired part of that wisdom from docking Dragon with the ISS multiple times, that's why i keep on reiterating, at this point we don't need new technology. My approach is focus on sending as much cargo possible for future settlers to download
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Here is were my family experience kicks in. From Earth and Earth orbit we have to carefully load the Starbarges in order to allow selective download. Since the Startug and Starstation have six docking ports each, that will allow Starship crews to dock and prepare reused starships
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Learning by doing. Shipping business has been around for centuries, but space is a completely different environment. I never claimed my proposal to be easier but it will speed up the process. Most importantly, settlers will have millions of tonnes in orbit and download on demand.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX While cargo is being constantly shipped, humans will arrive to Mars every 26 months. Not all Starships will land immediately, some will need to stay in orbit, because they have the task of the stevedores. Those on Mars will have direct communication and integrate all actions.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Again, I don't want to claim wisdom were I don't have expertise. My guess is that it needs to be dynamic. In my family business, we experienced cases were the order needed adjustment. Here, the settlers will have a say and the large fleet of cargos will give them that option.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Your involvement kicks in here. AI proficiency is Math, so you will be tasked to analyze orbits and codify them, just like in a large warehouse. This is extremely important because, as in the Hanoi Tower, the order matters. Settlers will download what they need, not randomly.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX That depends on how fast SpaceX achieves reusability of the Starship. It is clear the first landings will require cargo too, but as soon as the early settlers have enough to start building up, they won't have to wait 26 months for the next window, just download from Mars orbit.
@grok@elonmusk@SpaceX Have you heard about the Hanoi Tower game? Where you have three positions, one with blocks in a pyramid shape and need to be moved entirely to a different position. Well, this analogy should help, first Starship landing humans, then reused to land cargo only, until failure.