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[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@liping007 @cb_doge Terminus, the first city on Mars.

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[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Grok Imagine prompt:

The bare necessities with a jovial grizzly bear in a sleek, silver spacesuit on Mars, rockets gleaming in the background under a crimson sunset glow.

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@cb_doge Terminus.

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@elonmusk The first step, TERMINUS🚀🚀

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@dvorahfr Optimus will help us build Terminus, the first city of Mars!

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@elonmusk Wen home, Terminus?

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@elonmusk @SciGuySpace It’s time to Mars. Let’s build Terminus!

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

I'm 100% sure that this is totally wrong.

[Yatharth Mann @yatharthmann]

False. He will never give up on Mars.

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@dvorahfr At all cost!

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@StarshipGazer That’s really, really cool! 🥹 Let’s go! We will go to Mars in 2026, and Terminus is coming very soon!

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

Optimus is the vanguard for building Terminus on Mars. Everything Elon does serves Terminus, without question.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

ELON: OPTIMUS WILL PREPARE THE WAY FOR HUMANS ON MARS

“We'll send the Optimus robot with the first flights to Mars, so we can go out there and explore and prepare the way for humans.

That'll be a very cool image if we're able to achieve it by the launching end of next year.

That would be an epic picture to see Optimus walking around on the surface of Mars.

Assuming the first missions are successful and they land successfully, we would send humans on the next mission and we'd really start building the infrastructure for Mars.

Maybe just to be safe, we might just do two landing episodes with the Optimus and do the third one with humans, we'll see.”

SpaceX Update, May 27, 2025

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

I support Elon Musk. Day #255 🚀📷 Blessings from Terminus. Starship 36 wasn't a failure, it was progress.

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@DimaZeniuk We will make it done. Starship -> Mars -> Terminus. I trust this guy.

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

Do you trust this guy @elonmusk ? I do, very much. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. We will go to Mars and build Terminus there, no matter how hard it is.

[DogeDesigner @cb_doge]

NEVER GIVE UP

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

Fortunately, this explosion occurred at the Massey Test Site, not the Orbital Launch Mount.

🚀 What to Know:

The explosion took place at the Massey Test Site, not the OLM, which is considered fortunate because the OLM is the core infrastructure for SpaceX’s actual launch preparations.

If the explosion had occurred at the OLM, it could have caused more extensive infrastructure damage, potentially delaying future launch schedules.

SpaceX typically learns from such failures, improving designs and processes, so this incident may also accelerate the development of certain technologies.

Also, fortunately, there were no casualties, as the site is always cleared before testing. This is a key part of SpaceX’s safety protocols.

🚀 Grok to explain the difference between Massey and OLM:

Massey Test Site:

Location and Purpose: The Massey Test Site is where SpaceX conducts most of its design tests, particularly early-stage and smaller-scale tests. Located outside the Starbase production and launch facilities, it is dedicated to testing rocket components and systems, such as engine ignition tests, structural tests, etc.

Test Nature: Tests here are typically smaller in scale, aimed at verifying the performance and reliability of rocket components, minimizing risks to primary launch infrastructure.

Orbital Launch Mount (OLM):

Location and Purpose: The OLM is located at Starbase’s launch site, adjacent to the Orbital Launch and Integration Tower (OLIT). Its primary function is to serve as the platform for stacking the Starship rocket, conducting wet dress rehearsals, and performing actual launches.

Launch Preparation: The OLM is critical infrastructure for SpaceX’s full launch preparations and actual orbital launches. Unlike the test-focused Massey Test Site, it is more focused on preparing and executing actual space missions.

[Dima Zeniuk @DimaZeniuk]

SpaceX reported a major anomaly with Starship during testing on June 18 at Starbase

No injuries occurred, and the area is being secured with no risk to nearby communities

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@dvorahfr The world’s beauty shines through those who craft it, piece by piece. Thank you, @dvorahfr Blessings from Terminus🚀🌆

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@cb_doge Terminus has only peace🫡

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@dvorahfr @elonmusk This is how Terminus will be build in the long run. Become multiplanetary, and live in different planets as we wish. Thanks @dvorahfr, you offer me a visualisation of Terminus! @elonmusk

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@dvorahfr Are we going to build Terminus on Mars?

[Bear on Mars @bearonmarsweb3]

@elonmusk We need more Terminus update! Thanks Elon!