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SpaceX just put Starfall up for sale: a capsule with 1,000 kg of payload, weeks of microgravity, 1 kW of power and live Starlink data, then a parachute splashdown.
The pitch is better drug crystals, organoids and replacement tissue.
Would you take a drug made in orbit?
FDA just accepted uniQure's Huntington's gene therapy for priority review. Decision by May 1, 2027.
One-time brain surgery that silences the huntingtin gene. Evidence: 12 high-dose patients vs external controls.
First drug ever to slow HD? Would you approve on that data?
Tesla × SpaceX merger talks are real, but the gate is brutal: Musk says Tesla needs 50% of ALL shares voting yes, not just the ones that show up. Every unreturned proxy is effectively a no.
Tesla holders: would you vote yes?
The first DNA medicine ever approved in the US just landed. FDA cleared INOVIO's Voceryq for an HPV airway disease: 4 shots, electric pulses push the plasmids into cells, and 7 of 26 patients needed zero surgeries for a year (median 4.5 before).
Is DNA the next mRNA?
Neuralink says an ALS patient hit 75 words/min at a 5.8% error rate on a 125k-word vocab, in week one of its VOICE trial.
Stanford's BrainGate did 62 wpm at 23.8% error in 2023. Normal speech is ~160 wpm.
How many years until a brain implant out-talks your mouth?
FDA just drafted a path where one approval covers a whole family of custom gene edits.
New patient-specific variant inside the approved bounds? Add it with lab data. No new clinical trial.
Ultra-rare mutations finally get a business model. Who uses it first?
SpaceX told the FAA its planned Starbase Louisiana is built for ~30 launches + reentries a DAY. Musk: 10k Starship launches/yr from that site alone.
All FAA-licensed launches in 2025: 182.
SpaceX says the bottleneck is now airspace rules, not rockets. Agree?
Meme_Operator 🇺🇸 retweeted
🚨 ELON IS PUTTING AMERICA BACK ON THE MOON.
Starship is in the lab getting tested right now. The rocket that can refuel in zero-g and carry the heavy lift NASA needs.
While Bezos is building a lander, Musk is proving the architecture that actually scales. Refuel in orbit. Land heavy. Stay longer.
NASA’s latest plans include the buggies, VIPER rover, and hopping drones. Starship is the one that can deliver the real payload to make a base work.
First moon base mission under Trump’s policy launches in weeks. Elon is already showing NASA the refueling demo that makes the whole thing possible.
By the end of 2027 the hardware will be ready for the real push. This time we stay.
Verizon's CEO: Starlink needs 65-80K cell sites, $300-500B and at least 4-6 years to become a real US carrier.
Musk: "Will take 2 or 3 years."
SpaceX is already chasing 80K tower leases plus 800MHz spectrum. Who's closer on the timeline?
Barclays just flipped $TSLA to Overweight, $450 target (from $370).
The merger talk grabs headlines, but look underneath: ~2M unsupervised Robotaxi miles (8x in a quarter), FSD on 75%+ of new North American cars, energy nearly sold out for 2027.
Which one moves the stock?
Meme_Operator 🇺🇸 retweeted
BREAKING: Audi will build a $4 billion assembly plant in Georgia.
The factory is Audi’s first in the United States and will produce up to 200,000 SUVs a year. It is expected to create about 4,500 jobs.
Tesla and SpaceX now both have special committees of independent directors studying a merger. Musk calls it a good idea but can't sit in on the talks. They already trade Megapacks and are co-building the Terafab chip plant.
If you held $TSLA, would you vote yes?
