“I am inspired by curiosity. That is what drives me. So let us expand the scope & scale of consciousness so that we may aspire to understand the Universe”
-Elon Musk
🚨Elon Musk declares all-out war on George Soros — vows to crush the globalist puppet master
“He spends half his fortune rigging elections and bankrolling professional protesters & rioters. It’s about time someone showed this guy how powerless he really is.”
CRUSH THE NETWORK NOW! 🔥🇺🇸⚔️
I firmly support Elon Musk exposing and dismantling the Soros network👍👍👍
This NASA engineer made a choice that will be remembered in the history books. He left NASA and turned down high-paying positions at established aerospace giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin to join SpaceX because he believed in Elon Musk’s vision, and history proved him right
His name is Garrett Reisman. In 2011, he left NASA to join SpaceX, where he worked closely with Elon Musk for seven years. At the time, SpaceX was still a risky young company with only a 10% chance of succeeding
With his experience and reputation, Reisman could have easily chosen a safer and more lucrative career at an established aerospace company. Instead, he chose vision over money.
Reisman became SpaceX’s Director of Space Operations, helping prepare Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon for human spaceflight. He often highlighted one major difference between SpaceX and NASA: at SpaceX, problems could be solved in a single meeting, while the same issues at NASA could sometimes take years.
His work helped pave the way for SpaceX’s historic first crewed mission in 2020. Today, SpaceX is one of the most innovative aerospace companies in the world and has built Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket ever flown.
Reisman understood that Elon wasn’t simply in it for the money. He was building the future, a future that would transform spaceflight and be remembered by humanity forever
The journey to the Moon and Mars began with Falcon 1. Then we got Starship, which we believe will be the rocket that takes humanity there and enables us to reach and discover other star systems