Freaky Farmers

[Freaky Farmers @MuskSanityCheck]

@NoContextHumans Scrolled for a while and didn't see the right answer. The metal is trying to pull off the bumper; magnet pulls towards truck at same force; but is stopped by the rigid arm, which transfers to the bed, pushing backwards. So strong enough magnet and mount rips the truck in half.

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@elonmusk @ZacharyKirkhorn @Gwynne_Shotwell @lrocket @sama @gdb

Mars will not be ready before climate change kills us. Tera forming is a long game, the goal should be long term as well. Quicker to get boots on Mars, but far more productive long term boots on Venus.

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@elonmusk @ZacharyKirkhorn @Gwynne_Shotwell @lrocket @sama @gdb

Why not Venus?

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@elonmusk @ZacharyKirkhorn @Gwynne_Shotwell @lrocket @sama @gdb
Exploiting Mars with no people part 4: The energy to launch a 1000kg payload with SL would take ~1 hour to collect, with a 125 panel solar array, making launches completely carbon free.

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@elonmusk @ZacharyKirkhorn @Gwynne_Shotwell @lrocket @sama @gdb
Bots on Mars Pt 3: Use SpinLaunch to send robust robots first, with equipment to build a small foundry, and metal 3d printer. SpinLaunch steel ingots to the bots, who can then build more bots.

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@KansasCity is just a little bit trippy sometimes.

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@elonmusk @ZacharyKirkhorn @Gwynne_Shotwell @tommuellerX @stevedavis @SteveSnooker @sama @gregbrockman @gdb
No people on Mars part 2: 50 times less fuel to send 1kg to Mars, from a SpinLaunch on the moon, than a rocket from earth. People can't go, but steel can.

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@elonmusk Sanity Check: Mars has no magnetic field > therefore every inch of mars is radioactive > People tend to die when exposed for long durations to radiation > Robots should be used to exploit Martian resources, not humans.

Now if only you had AI vehicles, and boring rigs..