Tesla and SpaceX Analysis
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Until the FSD nag flashing blue screen of hell from
nowhere suddenly interrupts your deep thoughts.
Then you yell at the cabin camera hoping Tesla engineers will eventually leave us alone for good.
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SpaceX's first Florida Starship launch will catch the booster at the pad, then fly the ship about six times around Earth to land in Texas.
SpaceX VP of Launch Kiko Dontchev laid out the plan at a Cocoa Village Playhouse event, @floridatoday reported.
The flight plan
• Super Heavy is caught by the chopsticks at pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center
• The ship spends 8 to 9 hours in orbit and deploys payloads
• It then targets a landing at Starbase. "Florida to Starbase," Dontchev said
The pad
• Dontchev said 39A's Starship launch infrastructure "is effectively complete"
• Doors are going in soon on Gigabay, the 380-foot stacking building at Kennedy
• Rockets will be built in Texas and shipped by barge to Port Canaveral
• @NASASpaceflight reports the Flight 16 vehicles are expected to head to Kennedy for the 39A launch
The pause
• Florida's last launch was a Falcon 9 on 20 October
• "We have a six-week gap before the next Falcon 9," Dontchev said
Video: @NASASpaceflight
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I am deeply saddened to learn of Walter Koenig’s passing.
Although we did not know each other well away from the set, we shared the later seasons of the original Star Trek series and the six films that followed.
What I observed, and what so many fans have expressed over the years, was a man who genuinely loved the Star Trek community.
At conventions, Walter was rarely content to remain behind a signing table. He preferred to be among the people who had kept Star Trek alive for so many decades.
That kind of genuine connection is rare, and it will be remembered by everyone who came into contact with him.
My condolences to his family, his friends, and the countless fans whose lives he touched.
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@Grok from position zero of the Cybercab assembly line to final exit of the factory is how many hours production time under ideal conditions?
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Game changer.
Many of us refuse to drive a car, unless it has FSD.
Legacy car rental companies better buy FSD subscribed Tesla’s before they get doomed next.
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No.
The correct answer is no one knows until the committees submit their proposal to us.
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The Artemis program has recently been receiving updates and changes. Three rockets are currently being developed to support the program, each with planned upgrades and new variants to aid the effort to establish a lunar base. Here is a look at them compared side by side.
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How deep can you go in this literally endless labyrinth?
Some of you know I have been building a Nostalgic gem for us dungeon crawler fans. Huge updates have went out. Grokbot has been cooking.
Create a party of 4 and delve in, every 5 levels you will find a statue that will take you back to town. Adventure on and send screens how far you get. Link in replies.
My gut tells me this merger will be rushed, with institutional investors willing to accept almost any lowball offer just to lock in short-term gains.
They’re focused on immediate returns, not the bigger picture: what a combined Tesla–SpaceX could disrupt, create, and deliver in ROI over the next 5–10 years. They’re trading a generational opportunity for quarterly wins.
Meanwhile, bad-faith clickbait social media whores will latch onto the $420 meme number and pretend it has some quantitative basis, when it doesn’t.
My prediction: Tesla gets acquired at a steep discount to its true long-term value.
I sincerely hope I’m dead wrong. I hope $TSLA establishes a $500–$600 floor and climbs even higher before the merger and acquisition closes.
Because if this deal happens, it should reflect the scale of what’s being built - not the impatience of some senior finance analyst chasing a fat quarterly bonus.
Vote NO to merger unless price is $1.2k or up. Don't give away your shares. Don't listen to these influencers. They make money with clicks.
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Blue Origin has stacked the final tower segment for LC-36A!
Nearly 5 months ago New Glenn exploded on the pad during testing damaging the original tower and destroying the lightning tower. Now the tower is fully stacked awaiting the umbilical extensions ahead of New Glenn's Return To Flight on December 28th.
This is record pace for a pad rebuild that many said wouldn't happen until 2028, major congrats to the BO team! 👏👏
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They will be moving to Texas, Louisiana and Florida as these Starbases expand.
Not sure if Vandenberg SFB is scalable let alone how much longer Elon can trust Sacramento politicians.
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The men and women of the IDF are ready to instantly respond.
On or off duty.
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AT&T CEO in new interview on SpaceX's @Starlink Mobile:
"Our competitors cannot and will not match our operating proficiency, network performance, or exceptional converged value proposition. I think LEO constellations are fantastic for delivering bandwidth to rural areas. I wouldn't over-rotate on what I would call one carrier of low-band spectrum."
SpaceX said earlier this week that it plans to launch its next-gen Starlink Mobile service, built for 5G speeds, in early 2028, which will for the first time deploy both satellite and terrestrial spectrum. SpaceX is set to become the fourth major U.S. carrier, which is clearly making T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, nervous.
Were brutalist student dorms deliberately designed this way?
Two theories:
1. The ideological angle: Cinder-block construction, uniform rooms, and communal layouts embodied the socialist ideal - or produced the same soulless uniformity as Soviet apartment blocks.
2. The Dark Side: During student unrest (think Vietnam-era protests), the layout made dorm complexes easier to isolate, contain, and retake.
One was about shaping how students lived. The other was about controlling what happened when they rebelled.
I visited Wurster Hall at UC Berkeley today. It was designed by, and currently houses, the architecture faculty.
The UC Berkeley website notes that "Wurster is often voted Berkeley's ugliest building."
I visited because I was curious about whether it would in person seem as unattractive as it does in photos. And, in short: it does. It's gaunt, austere, and filmed in grime. On an elysian campus, it stands out for its bleak hostility. It reminds me of the German submarine base in Bordeaux.
The UC Berkeley page agrees that it was never designed to be attractive, quoting the curator of their design archives: “Wurster and his handpicked architects didn’t want anything romantic, or sentimental — they hated the idea of ‘making pretty buildings. They wanted a serious building.”
I guess we have to concede success relative to their stated goals, but it does make one wonder what it all says about architecture as a discipline.
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I'm German, so let me explain, how the entire Germany vs. Elon and Trump situation works here: In Germany German car companies are way more powerful than literally anything else. They absolutely control everything, they want to control here. They also are the reason why German engineered trains work perfectly well and on time in Japan and other countries, but don't at all in Germany. They also control the German media regarding Elon Musk. So Germans actually believe, that Mercedes' FSD is way better than Tesla's and that everything Elon does is not save and that he treats all his employees like horseshit, silencing employees who got hurt and so on. So basically everyone here absolutely hates Elon Musk, because we get provided good reason to do so all the time. Everything negative that can be found about Musk will be shoved and amplified through German Media. As we know, the guy does hundreds of X posts every week. So at least 5 of those every week aren't entirely thought through or phrased in a way that cannot be misunderstood by people who intend to misunderstand him. Similar thing with Trump. Very easy to misunderstand him, if you want to. And then Elon also hypes up AFD. Which is proofen to be an extremist right wing party. Even many Germans don't understand, why AFD is a no go, so I forgive Elon Musk for being stubborn in that regard. AFD got good Media training and says nice things that many believe, but are strait out lies to gain power for the most part. The AFD basically is a Trojan horse back to Hitler's way. So it's very understandable, that everyone who doesn't like the AFD, absolutely despises Elon Musk for praising it. And the US media then pushing the Nazi salute narrative, even tho it was just fake election propaganda, didn't help, obviously. Anyway, German car companies also didn't start investing into electric, before they got the German government to finance a lot of it in many many ways. So there was just never another way than at least Mercedes going first, before Tesla is even getting a chance at full self driving. Car companies first, Germany second, that's the German way. Just not Tesla, even tho they manufacture in Germany, too. Our car companies are basically our non violent mafia. Their influence is unbelievably massive and they won't let come anything near them. You can't even imagine the level at which they control the German narrative. It's insane. And the main reason I drive the only German produced car that's not German. A Tesla. And try to consume very little German news. We think we have free press, but no country really does. It's controlled, just not by the state. German media also very rarely lies. But it's very good at showing just one side of something and phrasing thing in a suggestive way. So nearly everything being said about Elon is actually true. We just don't see the good side as well. He never gets any praise for anything really. And if the have to because it's big news, it's usually very short and overshadowed by something else.
Now you know.
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What will be refreshing is NASA and the USG admitting Artemis is a pork barrel stunt and ending the program.
SpaceX Superheavy and Starship have already won.
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@NASAAdmin @RonDeSantis
Grant SpaceX additional launch pads at the KSC.
Make Cape Canaveral into Starbase 2.