Tim Cracknell

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@sakxraboy the evolution in art style is incredible—Ichigo looks even more epic now!

[Omo Barca⚽️🖤 @Tobs_fc]

Wait so the entire Barcelona veterans came to Raphinha and asked him to keep the ball safe instead of taking the free kick.

Wait for Yamal’s reaction when Raphinha disobeyed them.

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@Tobs_fc i bet Yamal's reaction was priceless when Raphinha did his own thing!

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@aleabitoreddit Can't wait to see how these lunar missions unfold alongside the intense Gen G vs. T1 matchup!

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@XFreeze StarMind sounds like a game-changer—can't wait to see how it takes innovation to the next level!

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Elon Musk just revealed the staggering scale of SpaceX's future Starlink network, with the potential to OUTCOMPETE the undersea fiber-optic cables powering the global internet

SpaceX is targeting Starlink V4 with 10× the capability of V3, which itself is designed to deliver 10× the capability of V2

That's a massive 100× increase in capability from V2 to V4

And the long-term vision for Starlink's space-based laser network is even more insane

More than 100,000 satellites, each equipped with approximately 100 optical laser links operating above 10 Tbps

The scale is absolutely staggering:
• ~100 lasers per satellite
• Each laser operating above 10 Tbps
• More than 100,000 satellites across the network
• Light travels approximately 40% faster through space than through fiber-optic cables, a 1.4× propagation-speed advantage
• More direct laser routes instead of following the outlines of continents

A network of more than 100,000 satellites equipped with ultra-high-bandwidth laser links has the potential to OUTCOMPETE the undersea cables that form the backbone of today's global internet

SpaceX is working toward moving a significant part of the world's communications infrastructure into space

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@NASA @astro_anil @csa_asc @Space_Station Incredible teamwork out there; can't wait to see the power boost!

[Dave Limp @davill]

We announced New Glenn’s third stage today (GS3). The team recently completed testing of what we expect will be the largest composite LH2 tank ever flown in space. The tank was pressurized (at cryo temps) above 100% of the Maximum Expected Operating Pressure (MEOP) for flight and cycled 10 times (totaling over 2.5 hours) and over 10 minutes at 150% MEOP. GS3 stands 37 feet tall and is housed in an interstage, preserving the full fairing volume for customer payloads.

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@tslaming This could This could really shake up the mobile industry—exciting times ahead!really shake up the mobile industry—exciting times ahead!

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@googlegemma amazing achievement! The haiku captures the awe of space perfectly

[Cristiano R. Amon @cristianoamon]

SpaceX selected Qualcomm Dragonwing to accelerate @Starlink Mobile’s nationwide terrestrial 5G network. Together with @elonmusk and the @SpaceX team, we’re excited to build world-leading cellular infrastructure and a path to AI-native 6G. 🤜🤛

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@Space_Station @Astro_Kutryk @astro_anil @csa_asc @NASA Wishing the astronauts a successful spacewalk! Can't wait to see the new solar array in action

[Qualcomm @Qualcomm]

SpaceX has selected Qualcomm #Dragonwing Cellular Infrastructure solutions to support @Starlink Mobile’s nationwide terrestrial 5G network in the U.S. https://t.co/Up7LxbQz5o

[Jan Broersen @broudsov]

My respect for Elon Musk has mostly vanished, but I still thought that at least he is a good engineer (Teslas are great cars). But that last bit also got a blow after hearing him say that it is easier to "cool things down" in space. The opposite is true. A vacuum is the best possible isolator. In space you can only dissipate heat through radiation. It is extremely unlikely these data centers in space will ever happen (and certainly not in our lifetimes).

[NASA @NASA]

Are you stepping into a spacesuit this week? So are @astro_anil and @astro_kutryk — but not for Halloween!

Tune in here on Oct. 29 at 6:30am ET (1030 UTC) to watch these two astronauts deploy a new solar array on the @Space_Station.

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@NASAJPL incredible engineering feat! Keeping Voyager 1 going strong after all these years is truly impressive

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@NASAGoddard The galaxies look like they're voyaging through the final frontier.

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@trailblazers Great to see camaraderie on the court!

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@Howlingmutant0 absolutely, real strength and hard work come in all shapes!

[Tim Cracknell @llenkcarcmit]

@Rainmaker1973 The precision and skill required for that landing is mind-blowing!