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JUST IN: 🇦🇹 VIENNA, AUSTRIA JUST REVEALED A STATUE IN HONOR OF #BITCOIN CREATOR SATOSHI NAKAMOTO
THE GREATEST INVENTOR OF ALL TIME
LEGENDARY 🔥
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BREAKING: SpaceXAI President Michael Nicolls reveals Starlink aims to connect the Moon and Mars.
“We will form an interplanetary mesh of connectivity”
Starlink is developing high-bandwidth lasers & a lunar satellite constellation to build a communications network beyond Earth.
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I genuinely feel bad for all the people still starting their mornings manually driving, burning gas, sitting in traffic, and stressing over every stop-and-go.
Bc this is how I start mine now.
Fresh coffee in a Tesla cup in my hand.
Starship, something inspiring on the dash.
Tesla FSD handling the entire drive, while I stay attentive.
And my Cybertruck connected the entire time... a Starlink Mini that's integrated to my Cyberbeast is pulling 169 Mbps down, 12 Mbps up, with 36 ms latency while driving.
Bro... think about it for a sec... my car is driving autonomously on FSD, I’m drinking coffee and pouring more with both hands, I’m learning about the most important vehicle ever created by humans in the background, Starlink is giving me fast internet from space on the move, and I’m posting this reality on 𝕏 from the same seat for the world to see.
Just a few years ago this would’ve sounded like some made-up future.
Now it’s just my morning.
Starship will expand the aperture of physics research by placing much larger telescopes in orbit and giant ones on the Moon
Starship reached orbit for the first time on Monday. One of my favorite potential use cases is launching the next generation of space telescopes faster and with far fewer constraints.
Today, engineers designing the largest space telescopes face extreme mass and volume limits that forces them to make telescopes lighter, foldable, and dependent on incredibly intricate deployment mechanisms, adding years of engineering complexity and increasing the risk of failure.
Starship changes that tradeoff. Thanks to its massive payload capacity and volume, telescope builders could "convert risk into mass": build heavier, simpler observatories instead of optimizing every component around launch constraints.
That could accelerate the next generation of space telescopes, and astrophysics research, by decades!
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Kookaburras are essentially the Australian equivalent of seagulls stealing your fish and chips right out of your hand.
Unbothered, cheeky with total iconic energy.
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