2027 onward the dimz want to shut US tech down and turn it over to the ccp, by stifling ai and shutting down data centers, if this isn't true, then what is their plan to make it more efficient so it will work? and do they think the ccp will follow them in stopping? elections have consequences'.
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- Can we do this? Let's try. YES! Can we do this? Let's try. YES! Can we do this? Let's try. YES!, Okay let's go all in. The SpaceX way, inspiring generations new and old since 2019.
- it's good to know I've still got real ones riding with the mission, because the wave coming the other way is big, but waves are just water, and we're building ships.
- Yes there is. They also have Bill gerstenmaier working there who has worked on every shuttle mission since the late 70’s and who now works at SpaceX as Vice President for Build and Flight Reliability.
- So sad that Tx went to the communist side. Now we will be lucky to see 1 launch a year. The regulations alone will slow Space X to a crawl.
Sad part is, most of these people just voted themselves out of a job.
Elon is the most hated man by the Dims, Just how long do you think any of his companies will be allowed to grow now?
Wake me up in 6 years if we still have a country. 😢
- And there are those who will want to shut this remarkable progress down. Taking precious minutes of time from brilliance over imagined inequity and vile retribution. Beautiful production God speed Elon in all ventures. You are a very large part of humanity's best hope.
- Fantastic! Well done all. You guys are so lucky to be working these programs. I was Quality Engineering Manager at Lockheed Martin - boy! would I have loved to work on Starship. Go SpaceX.
- It would be interesting to see how fun it would be for all involved for someone in the government to just pull a lever and have all functionality of this project just drop mid mission without any notice.
- A lot of people aren't aware just how much of a technological miracle everything SpaceX does really is, even I'm not fully aware. What a great team of remarkable people. Congratulations to you all, sincerely.
- I know SPACEX are developmental and irritative testing to produce reliable space travel, but after ship 14 it still looks like they haven't a clue if things will work or not. Not a situation or safe space flight you could commercialise or justify the huge costs.
- Current net worth of around $2T and they recently bought a San Jose sized plot of land in Louisiana for $100B to build around 20+ Starship launch sites, opening over 3,000 jobs to locals over the next few years.
- The hate towards Elon feels so forced sometimes. People are quick to criticise billionaires, but look at what these companies are actually building. They’re bringing together some of the brightest young talent, creating opportunities and generating thousands of jobs, from janitorial staff to highly paid senior engineers. I wouldn’t be surprised if many of the people in this video are earning millions themselves.
Beyond the politics and personal opinions, we’re witnessing an incredible era of innovation, ambition and opportunity. What an inspiring time to be alive! 🚀
- I really appreciate the engineering feats you're doing as a company but there's a reason why aerospace errs on the side of caution.... if the result of that decision had gone the other way you could've polluted our orbits with huge amounts of space junk, dooming hundreds if not thousands of in-orbit satellites, and making a significant number of orbits unusable for the foreseeable future.
- The key point here is that this clip doesnt show the entire earth. Unless we go up and see real earth by ourselves, never trust media or video. We always recognize the planet from media or book. We never saw the real shape with our eyes. I dont know if this camera used certain type of lens that shows the earth round. Always be awaken guys.
- the production and imagerie and commenting and everyhting is freaking amazing thank you for everyhting you do, truly! and I wish you all amamzing more susccesses
- Simply breathtaking! I have the greatest admiration for Elon Musk, SpaceX, and the extraordinary people and affiliated companies, whose brilliance, courage, and determination are turning the once seemingly impossible into today's reality.
As a 73-year-old man who vividly remembers the achievements of the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs, Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon, and the Space Shuttle, I feel incredibly fortunate to be witnessing this remarkable new chapter in space exploration. I am so very lucky to experience that same childhood excitement as humanity reaches ever closer to the stars.
God bless everyone making these historic achievements possible. You have my heartfelt gratitude and my deepest respect! Despite all the troubles that plague our world, we certainly live in extraordinarily exciting times.
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- Can we do this? Let's try. YES! Can we do this? Let's try. YES! Can we do this? Let's try. YES!, Okay let's go all in. The SpaceX way, inspiring generations new and old since 2019.
- it's good to know I've still got real ones riding with the mission, because the wave coming the other way is big, but waves are just water, and we're building ships.
- Yes there is. They also have Bill gerstenmaier working there who has worked on every shuttle mission since the late 70’s and who now works at SpaceX as Vice President for Build and Flight Reliability.
- So sad that Tx went to the communist side. Now we will be lucky to see 1 launch a year. The regulations alone will slow Space X to a crawl.
Sad part is, most of these people just voted themselves out of a job.
Elon is the most hated man by the Dims, Just how long do you think any of his companies will be allowed to grow now?
Wake me up in 6 years if we still have a country. 😢
- And there are those who will want to shut this remarkable progress down. Taking precious minutes of time from brilliance over imagined inequity and vile retribution. Beautiful production God speed Elon in all ventures. You are a very large part of humanity's best hope.
- Fantastic! Well done all. You guys are so lucky to be working these programs. I was Quality Engineering Manager at Lockheed Martin - boy! would I have loved to work on Starship. Go SpaceX.
- It would be interesting to see how fun it would be for all involved for someone in the government to just pull a lever and have all functionality of this project just drop mid mission without any notice.
- A lot of people aren't aware just how much of a technological miracle everything SpaceX does really is, even I'm not fully aware. What a great team of remarkable people. Congratulations to you all, sincerely.
- I know SPACEX are developmental and irritative testing to produce reliable space travel, but after ship 14 it still looks like they haven't a clue if things will work or not. Not a situation or safe space flight you could commercialise or justify the huge costs.
- Current net worth of around $2T and they recently bought a San Jose sized plot of land in Louisiana for $100B to build around 20+ Starship launch sites, opening over 3,000 jobs to locals over the next few years.
- The hate towards Elon feels so forced sometimes. People are quick to criticise billionaires, but look at what these companies are actually building. They’re bringing together some of the brightest young talent, creating opportunities and generating thousands of jobs, from janitorial staff to highly paid senior engineers. I wouldn’t be surprised if many of the people in this video are earning millions themselves.
Beyond the politics and personal opinions, we’re witnessing an incredible era of innovation, ambition and opportunity. What an inspiring time to be alive! 🚀
- I really appreciate the engineering feats you're doing as a company but there's a reason why aerospace errs on the side of caution.... if the result of that decision had gone the other way you could've polluted our orbits with huge amounts of space junk, dooming hundreds if not thousands of in-orbit satellites, and making a significant number of orbits unusable for the foreseeable future.
- The key point here is that this clip doesnt show the entire earth. Unless we go up and see real earth by ourselves, never trust media or video. We always recognize the planet from media or book. We never saw the real shape with our eyes. I dont know if this camera used certain type of lens that shows the earth round. Always be awaken guys.
- the production and imagerie and commenting and everyhting is freaking amazing thank you for everyhting you do, truly! and I wish you all amamzing more susccesses
- Simply breathtaking! I have the greatest admiration for Elon Musk, SpaceX, and the extraordinary people and affiliated companies, whose brilliance, courage, and determination are turning the once seemingly impossible into today's reality.
As a 73-year-old man who vividly remembers the achievements of the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programs, Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon, and the Space Shuttle, I feel incredibly fortunate to be witnessing this remarkable new chapter in space exploration. I am so very lucky to experience that same childhood excitement as humanity reaches ever closer to the stars.
God bless everyone making these historic achievements possible. You have my heartfelt gratitude and my deepest respect! Despite all the troubles that plague our world, we certainly live in extraordinarily exciting times.
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