RTLS editionPrevious >>17066353
How much did the rescue operation cost?
>>17069132I don't like when rockets fail, independently of who makes them. Even Astra was more like "It has to fail because the message is important for the long run", but I didnt celebrated it like other anons.
>>17069521*In the long rundamn it
Cancel dreamchaser.
>>17069501>"Gentlemen, we can rebuild her. We have the technology."
Free S40
>>17069534I'll take 3
Anyone have good Flight 14 webms and mp4s?
>>17069542
>>17069501Is this why we test?
>>17069560It is shitting out a litter!! :O
>>17069567>starship + birthing fetishI would stay in the designated maternity orbit, firmly hold her fin and be supportive throughout the pains. Then whisper "you've done well, they're so beautiful. You can rest, now" through the tears, as she slowly slips away into the atmosphere, exhausted, to crash-land in the ocean.
>>17069590Thanks Anon
>>17069590people are going to be puking their guts out during this little maneuver
>>17069598No one rides the booster. Plus, if they did, they'd GLoC.
>>17069594haha yeah man that would be crazy…
major companies are abandoning AI in favor of their own local modelshttps://www.rswebsols.com/news/meta-and-microsoft-take-steps-to-reduce-employee-usage-of-claude-ai/grok is cooked
>>17069611>Companies that can afford the hundreds of millions to multi-billion dollar investment to make their own AIs are abandoning other people's AIs>In favor of their own AIs
I really can't see how SpaceX stocks can grow much. They just started from too high. Tesla stocks barely make money for years. It's not going to be the next AI, Nvidia was worth 10 billion 10 years ago they had room to grow.
>>17069611>AI companies want to use their own modelsyeah
>>17069615You’re underestimating the amount of industry that’s [supposedly, possibly, maybe] about to explode across the earth-moon system
>>17069619Anon if SpaceX stocks grew x10 they would be worth as much as GDP of China. It's not happening. Smaller corps taking advantage of space boom could grow +1000% but not something worth 2 trillion already.
>>17069615>I really can't see how SpaceX stocks can grow much.Starlink has very low market penetration, their terrestrial compute build-out is still ongoing, and the orbital compute deployment hasn't even started. And then any space development in general, if it happens, ties back to them. Starlink by itself can drag them higher. Basically, you are retarded.
>>17069621See you when it's back at 120$ next year.
>>17069623Short term thinking. This is why they call you retarded.
>>17069623ok
>>17069621>Starlink has very low market penetrationV3 will fix this since it doubles as a cell service
>>17069627no, there will be starlink mobile satellites separately
Still waiting for the Tesla merger
>>17069629same
Still waiting on humans to mars but everyone apparently forgot about this
Still waiting for two weeks to end
>>17069634Not happening.
SOMEBODY expedite an ice giant mission, I am not waiting on China to do it 20 years from now and with a 144p digishit camera
Remember Rocket Lab’s venus life finder?
>>17069654I’m working on it calm down!
Space is hard but Elon is harder
>>17069664More like space is bullheaded but Elon is even moreso
That time RNA started self-replicating on the third planet of the sol system
>>17069534
>>17069692kek
>>17069692https://youtu.be/_dE4YrrAAGk?is=bOoi8y3scYX1cqwE
Grok, how's dat Elon Mars colony plan going?>Shitetastic. The next Hohmann transfer window to Mars opens in November 2026 and closes roughly a month later. Once again, Elon isn't doing jack.So Mars was always just a grift?>Yes!
>>17069725it was like a 5% chance that they'd make it this window. but the 2028-29 window? that might actually be 50/50.
>Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans to cut repeated paperwork and allow online applications while keeping safety standards in place. The changes support a U.S. goal of 1,000 commercial launches a year by 2030. For SpaceX, this could mean less paperwork, easier approvals and more frequent launches.https://www.transportation.gov/briefing-room/trumps-transportation-secretary-sean-p-duffy-announces-five-actions-accelerate
>>17069743whoops>Streamlining Flight Safety Analysis Methodology Means of Compliance NPRM>Simplifying Physical Containment Requirements NPRM>Lightning Hazard Mitigation Burden-Reducing Exception NPRM>Digital Modernization for Licensing Electronic Application Submissions NPRM>Overpressure Blast Effects Analysis Burden Reducing Clarification NPRM
paperwork has literally never once been the issue holding back spacex
>>17069760The gaslighting doesn't work here, fag
>>17069760I’m starting to believe this
>>17069765Then you can show an example of Elon being stopped by paperwork. Go ahead
>>17069767
>>17069552>cable jacks exposed to spaceheh, hope an alien doesn't come along and unplug cables at randombut seriously those look like RCA connectors - what stops them creeping out over time from rapid thermal expansion / contraction cycles?
>>17069501orca looking mofo
>>17069501>>17069609it swam in the ocean so long that it transformed into an orca (I mean, it already had the fins!)
spehs
>>17069772they aren't RCAs, tardo
>>17069848How are things in the timeline where armadillo aerospace took off and spacex was a failed novelty only remembered by autists?
>>17069725Bad bait.
>umm this paperwork didn't hinder you for a single launch sweaty so it's fine if we make you do it 1000 times :^)Ignoring the few times the gov't deliberately delayed things, paperwork will be a massive bottleneck at the planned launch cadence. How do retards fail to extrapolate basic math? The existing legal-regulatory framework makes absolutely zero sense when applied at the scale being developed towards. The regulators agree, congress agrees, the launch companies agree, everyone agrees except the mouthbreathers in /sfg/.
>>17069914>Abloo! delayed things, paperwork will be a massive bottleneck at the planned launchCommercial airlines manage their paperwork like flight plans just fine. But Elon is always a special flower. As always.
>>17069914>25 launches in 2025Maybe you can argue that early in program there were some delays because of the paperwork, but would that have changed anything?Their bottleneck is ground infrastructure and not paperwork.
>>17069914It do be like that
>>17069925Flight plans are not a flight license and their usage is not always required. There is no approval/denial process for a flight plan beyond operational and safety considerations at the airport. Flight plans are stored in the FMC and simply transmitted to ATC for the purpose of traffic control. There is basically zero paperwork involved. This isn't what we have right now for space launch which is a problem going forward.
>>17069925I can file and activate a flight plan on my phone in under a minute
>>17069940>TAbloo! This isn't what we have right now for space launch! Abloo!Because space launches, especially of Elons self destructing hell ships, are far more dangerous. Different rules for different activities. Suck it up and stop being a whining victim.
>>17069767>Then you can show an example of Elon being stopped by paperwork.just this latest flight? they were ready like two weeks prior, but had to wait
>>17070087They weren't ready, just like they are not ready with flight 15 as raptors don't work.
>>17070089lole
>>17070171It's really something that Energia spent eight engines, including four of the most powerful liquid fueled rocket engine ever built, to do what NASA accomplished with five engines while expending none of them.
>>17069860>pulls out of his gold-plated android twinkits bretty gud
>>17069925>>17069972>random attachment to odd, anachronistic words or phrases (this time its 'Abloo')>loves to pack adjectives around 'Starship' or '-ship' ('hell ships')Hello EDS schizo. Are you going to overwinter with /sfg/ again? Maybe have another melty on christmas and new years?
>>17069760There was a short while it was.
God those threads are so slow now.
>>17070188Gotta make that black bar considerably wider for the multiple launches per day scenario.
>>17070171pew pew
>>17070181and for it they got an actual SHLV while 70 tons of shuttles theoretical capability were tied up in the structure of the orbiter.
>>17070211There was a lot of turnkey SHLV capability baked into the Shuttle program and Congress was willing to buy absolutely none of it until they could turn it into the porkiest pork barrel project that ever porked.
>>17069611bait and 'tarded
>>17069615It's the right now AI. You are fucking dumb.
>>17069725It's LEO then the moon then Mars.You're not even connected with reality.
>>17069925Airliners don't have anything like the same licensing requirements per flight. Kill yourself right now
>>17070236GEO bros i dont feel so good
we’re never going to colonize mars. once we get a small semipermanent outpost there we’ll realize it is too much work for no benefit, and switch our energy to stripping down NEOs to build huge space colonies in between earth and mars.
>>17070259wrong.
I don't want to be stuck in some smelly tube with the rest of (you), I want to be able to walk off towards the horizon and not see any of you faggots over there.
aint shit going on today. nasa needs to do more shirtless female astronaut content for us pronto.
>>17070266if you want to die in a frozen wasteland within hours go for it, but otherwise your options are be stuck in a smelly tube in space, be stuck in a smelly tube in a well, or be an earther
S
>>17069615You under estimate inflation
>>17069725Can you customize it to sound like an hyperbolic enthusiastic Elon Musk ball suckler?
https://x.com/SciGuySpace/status/2108223390255337597https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/amazon-builds-1000th-satellite-is-weeks-away-from-space-internet-rollout/>Amazon has been developing a constellation of satellites to deliver broadband Internet from low-Earth orbit for the better part of a decade, and the company is just about ready to pull back the curtain. It is entering a market that SpaceX, with its Starlink Internet, has dominated for the last half decade. Amazon’s debut into satellite Internet is being closely watched, not just by some consumers, but by businesses ranging from airlines, to shipping companies, to governments. Broadband Internet from orbit has proven to be broadly useful for a lot of purposes, from video games to commerce to warfighting.
lol there was a dragon splashdown and nobody gave a fuck
https://x.com/davill/status/2108212297437233315
This has been floating around for the past couple of days but it appears to be incorrect. SpaceX is still SpaceX. It is xAI/SpaceXAI that's being renamed SpaceXSI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6p9Ri0DlNEhatch being opened
https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2108220101614850436
>>17070307as it should be. spaceflight should be boring. a million passengers are flying between mars and Jupiter each day? Should be boring to hear that.
>>17070309texas is the #1 state for space
>>17070306grok summary of the interview with amazon LEO execs
Don't get who are the customers for Starlink and Amazon LEO other than governments and NGOs. I'm in a rural area and have gigabit up and down. There are people a bit further out who are stuck on aDSL and are switching to Starlink but that's a very small market. There are billions in the third world without significant broadband access but they're generally poor so aren't going to pay all that much. And many of them live in dense urban areas, which is bad for a shared service. I don't see how the financial side of things work for low income consumers. Maybe government and NGO (which often are themselves mostly government funded) accounts are enough to support both services?
>Ukraine bombed a Yandex data center todaymore proof that the future of data centers is distributed and in space. it's just safer that way.
>>17070332Thank goodness the site's still up
>zelensky is demanding that starlink be enabled in Russia>he wants to use the signal to help guide drones during attacks on Russiawhat can Russia do to defeat starlink if it happens?
>>17070307I'm at work listening to Clear while in a meeting.
>>17070336it is enable over russia but only for Ukrainian terminals terminals honestly if russia try to fuck with starlink Ukraine might just destroy baikonur
>>17070340>Ukraine might just destroy baikonurIt's in Kazakhstan. I don't think Ukraine wants to start shit with another country.
>>17070332>nukes spaceoops
>>17070336Russia is one of the few governments with the ability to take down Starlink but far more likely is them jamming the signal.
>>17070340he says they don't have access https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineRussiaReport/comments/1x0s8pu/ua_pov_zelenskyy_demanded_that_the_us_open/
>>17070347he's asking for it to be free how do you think they guide those strike deep into russia ?
>>17070350I assume pre programmed coordinates and cell signals
calling it spacexai is deadnaming and illegal
>>17070317SpaceX has better girls
>>17070332based, TZD.
>>17070345no lol, russia would be completely impotent to do anything about starlink just like everyone else, china is the only real exception.
>>17070402wtf is that ghoul creature?
Spaceflight?
>>17070402optimus bot
>>17070309>huttoI drive through there all the time and the traffic is always so ass but that whole area is booming now.
>>17070402Ayy lmao coming out (as a faggot)
>>17070332How am I going to be able to reverse image search obscure masturbatory material from the far east now?
>>17069860>Carmack fueled space explorationwe make it to Mars, but you won't like what we find there
>>17070437>women
>>17070439dios mio...
>>17070306>We’re still doing work to raise them into final position
>>17069501soon willzyx will be with his people on the moon
https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/2108254661639803142
>>17070493did he died?
Would putting a cross on the moon reduce the number of moon skeptics?
>>17070513yes, elon has become meme
>>17070396>russia would be completely impotent to do anything about starlink just like everyone elseKek, oh my dear nafo if that were the case Ukraine wouldn't need fiber drones
>>17070350>he's asking for it to be freeMaybe he could afford it from him and his generals stopped buying yachts
>>17070493>call potus a pedo>receive honors from potusWe live in strange times
https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2108291133025698301https://www.spacex.com/updates#starlink-mobile-spectrum
>>17070546
>>17070542Sometimes you have to let things you're ketamine addicted friend say in the heat of the moment slide
>>17070546>>17070547AST stock is going to tank, may be a nice time to buy.
>>17070550https://www.reddit.com/r/ASTSpaceMobile/comments/1x11x3o/grain_management_announces_definitive_agreement/heh
>>17070547pretty skeptical about this. can't imagine it will be anywhere near the signal quality of a tower. I'd expect to be dropping every single time I enter a building with more than 2 floors. great for rural only people but I can't imagine this will be any good in cities without a lot of towers like everyone else
>>17070546tmobile investors are going to kill the entire executive team over this. they should've sold the company to spacex.
>>17070552I wonder who is going to laugh when in 2027 SpaceX stock is up 150% and AST 500%.
we're late to the news, everyone knew about it two days agohttps://www.pcmag.com/news/fcc-green-lights-spacexs-15000-satellites-for-starlink-mobile
>>17070554>Once we receive final FCC approval, Starlink Mobile will deploy a flexible architecture combining our satellite-to-mobile constellation in space with an advanced terrestrial deployment that can seamlessly connect devices everywhere. its not going to be just D2C
why are the ASTfags so confident?
>>17070572Are they really? Everything in space sphere is snaking right now. SpaceX included. The big chance is AI bubble finally getting too big and dems winning then regulating data centers on earth.
>>17070583yeah i just read their reddit discussion about starlink mobile and they were highly confident in ASTS. it almost makes me wonder if they're bots.https://www.reddit.com/r/ASTSpaceMobile/comments/1x0d0u6/fcc_approves_15_000_satellites_for_starlink/
this looks so goofy
>>17070596sorry chud, flat satellites are the future. and by future I mean present
>>17070552>Following the announcement, AT&T Inc. plummeted 6.75%, T-Mobile US dropped 5.4%, and Verizon Communications fell 5%. they're afraid
>>17070590They have reasons to be confident. AST has working sats and deals in place all around the world. They just need to get their shit into orbit. They have potential for ballooning stock price. As good as SpaceX is there is just not that much potential to grow from 2 trillion $. And big ground data centers could bite Elon in the ass if bubble bursts.
>>17070603And SpaceX dropped 4% today.
>>17070605for unrelated reasons, its going up bigly now after hours
>>17070583>then regulating data centers on earth.Good we should shift industries to space in the 21st century just like we shifted industry to China in the 20th
https://x.com/Gwynne_Shotwell/status/2108302801335918638
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2108296168094544099
>>17070630https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2108309429128974617
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2108315261044445330>This will sound super crazy, but I see a path to SpaceX being worth orders of magnitude more than the current Earth economy
>>17070632reminds me of the math problems openai just did. to alot of STEMfags it was huge. to most people it was a nothingburger.
>>17069692lel
>>17070276F
So what about Rocket Lab?
>Flight 15 (Starbase Pad 2) - NET November 8lolsee you in december
>>17070656why are they delaying it?
>>17070644they have iridium, its not really competing with either broadband or cellular (or that is what beck said in an interview)
>>17070345>Russia is one of the few governments with the ability to take down StarlinkGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG
what is the business case of reinventing telcos?that's so 90s
>>17070665spacex is public now, they gotta make line go up
>>17070665100% coverage through satellites
>>17070672will it be substantially cheaper than 5g?higher bandwidth than fiber?otherwise consumers won't move and Musk better be ready to flog his service like pic related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPqDD39cBEw
>>17070675why would it be cheaper? its going to have close to 100% coverage even in wilderness
>>17070660SpaceX is an AI company now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz7wS6Gvo7I
>>17070675>will it be substantially cheaper than 5g? That's not how capitalism works
Elhlon Musk@elonmuskThis will sound super crazy, but I see a path to SpaceX being worth orders of magnitude more than the current Earth economy. But remember I'm a grifting liar who eats illegal drugs by the handful.2:55 PM · Oct 8, 2026·
Space is fake and gay, it's just like watching Hollywood movies. But you already know that, eh?
>>17070773>I'm a grifting liar who eats illegal drugs by the handful.i fucking knew it, i told yall
>>17070774You are fake and gay.
>>17070785Good goy
>>17070786>fake>gay
>>17070790Keep trusting the science goy
>>17070773But where is the grift?
>>17069615>Nvidia was worth 10 billion 10 years ago they had room to grow.Nobody thought that thenPeople thought Nvidia made video game cards
>>17070791ok
>>17069772That's what the cable ties are for
>>17069501Space is just a way to steal white men's money.
>>17069772>it resembles the thing therefore it is the thingThis is reasonable assumption in many engineering applications but not this one.
>>17070542I thought it was legit over after that melty. Insane that there’s been a full recovery. In fact, if anything, it’s kind of nice that it divorced Elon from direct politics w/in the white house and a ‘public enemy No. 2’ status
>avoiding collisions only benefits spacexHow do these retards even manage to breathe?https://mastodon.social/@sundogplanets/117407467076790059
>>17070808>but muh original sound track!Sorry bitch take a number, this is starlink country
>>17070808> Sam Lawler's Astronomy ResearchI am an Associate Professor of Astronomy at Campion College, and also part of the Department of Physics in the University of Regina, Saskatchewan. Please clap.
>>17070542He only said Trump was in the files which was already obvious to anyone with a functioning brain given that he and Epstein knew each other. Turned out Elon was in the files too in the most hilarious way possible.
>>17070808i saw similar comments on ars. EDS is real. their brains just work differently and are incompatible with our logic.
>>17070812Prove it. Post your Starfink tbase station.
>>17070808>>17070817Some weapons grade EDS in the replies there.
>>17070807>‘public enemy No. 2’ statusfor some, but many were utterly mindbroken by picrel and remain so to this day
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS ELON?!First you deny me my SpaceX suit check goddess >>17070548Now you deny me my aquatic goddess??????fuck
THIS IS WHAT I WANTTHIS IS WHY I BOTHER TUNING IN
>>17070830thats the biggest socket wrench ive seen
>>17070834huh I didn't even notice, that's kind of wierd that the procedure calls for using one while still in the water
>>17070834What happens if she drops it? are the astronauts stuck?
>>17070837the matco truck will swing by for the free replacement
>>17070837Gus Grissom ruined explosive hatches for all of us
>>17070857IT WAS NOT HIS FAULT IT WAS NOT
>A European Space Agency study has found it is technically and financially feasible for Europe to pursue development of a heavy-lift reusable rocket.The study has spoken.Elon must kneel.https://spacenews.com/study-validates-feasibility-of-european-heavy-lift-reusable-rocket/
>>17070858>panic and blow the hatch>years later die in a fire because the hatch is not blowablepottery
>>17069501Space is sci-fi slop for goyim
Spacegolems everywhere
>>17070896>space golemsI wish
>>17070867basé/basiert/basado
>>17070792The grift was inside him all along.
>>17070834I've seen a 500 ftlb torque wrench and they're like that big and take two men to use. Dunno why they would need something like that on Dragon
>>17070931bonk
>>17070867>studythat's pretty much the esa space program at this pointeven if they financed it (they won't) it would take years
why did he make the cybertruck so fugly?
>>17070982for shits and giggles
>Ship 42 (yes, 42) is headed to Massey's
looking forward to this being in use by the end of 2027
>>17070493>>17070542He's fucking terrified of November
>>17070640G
>>17070795I wanted to buy Nvidia stock back then because how hard it was to get a 1080 due to the crypto minersI could not buy because of my cuck country so I bought bitcoin instead
>>17070867>spacex is the fastest rocket in therms of development almost unburden by government bureaucracy in texas >still take 10+ years to develop starship somehow a bunch of countries that can't agree on building a new fighter jet or even a new tank are going to come together and build a reusable rocket which they have never done before zero chances this happen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwpDG5qCjqA
>>17070997are they going to move mission control there?
>spacex is the fastest rocket in therms of development Grok, is this true?>No.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/rock-legend-uses-elon-musks-own-words-against-him-in-humiliating-new-song_n_6ac7dde2e4b01d1704f82b3d
>>17071077Wow so brave!
>>17071077>huffpost
I want to smell you alive girl
>>17071077Musk is literally finished
>>17070306>builds 1000>only has 396 in spaceyeah, building them was the hard partsome days I can't tell if Berger is playing softball to keep getting interviews or genuinely retardedbut his comment that Amazon's constellation is going to offer rock solid internet connections while forever staying at least two orders of magnitude behind Starlink doesn't paint a flattering pictureno part of the article even reflects reality if you keep in mind that Starlink is not merely a static target that Leo could hit in a decade or two, but accelerating away at a pace that Leo will literally never match
>>17071088Good song that:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wcFdiEcQdTc
so are we getting starlink mobile or what?
>>17071114Starlink is a minor ISP that has cost hundreds of billions to build out to this point, and it's used primary by 3rd World criminals in the jungle. Leo will crush them.
So what do the Starship and Dragon recovery teams do when there's no Dragon or Starship recoveries?
>>17071122gemini said they train and do other work
>>17071077Redpill me on glass sandwiches
>>17071122they are going to need a lot of teams for launch and after the catch as well
>>17070547>15,000 Starlink mobile satellitesLMFAO, wtfeven assuming they just launch on Falcon 9 they could put those all up in less than four years
>>17071133the v2 starlink mobiles are the same size as starlink v3 sats, so they can't be launched with f9
>>17071077>David Byrne, the legendary frontman of the Talking HeadsHaven't heard about him since the 1980s. This is as pathetic as when Eminem was begging Trump to notice him so he could be culturally relevant again.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2108561824400691429its over
https://x.com/davill/status/2108558955521905149
>>17070540>remind angry ziggercreature that russia is not the soviet union>gets mad and instantly starts screeching about nafoyou really need to get over the fact that russia is essentially turning into a failed state, dude. putin is not your le ebin saviour of the white race he's a kike who psyopped you. china is the only meaningful competitor to the US, russia is a has been.
>>17070550
>>17070635and other fantasies you can tell yourself.it really wasn't, AI took mostly finished solutions that existed, scraped them, and then did the monotonous work that would have taken people longer to do.
>>17071114he's an obvious spacex fanboy but wants to keep all channels open
>>17071154that simply isn't true
>>17070791>don't trust the thing that has caused humans to find the secrets of the universe and is responsible for all major innovations, like clean drinking water or advanced metalworkingi will keep trusting the science, only a retard would intentionally reject all scientific knowledge because the scientific method isn't always followed perfectly.
>>17071153STOP THE COUNT
>>17071149crazy how theyre on track to launch new glenn again this year.
>>17071157it is, openAI is simply in denial about this, navier stokes is the most prime example of the AI literally just taking existing work off the internet.
>>17071153ASTS and RKLB will hit new lows before taking off +500%. They are legit looking like better investment than SpaceX for 2027.
>>17071162its not and the 377 results that came have a bunch that aren'tyou could say some of it is just "grunt work" but i mean isn't that what most mathematicians do anyway?
https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2108559222719819785
>>17071166ceo sounds sketchy af
wish openai would start solving FTL instead of wasting time with meaningless math puzzles
>>17070931>let that wrench in
>>17071166>I disagree with this billionaire because he like Trump so I will work with this other billionaire who also work with Trump
funny how none of the openai solved problems were in profitable fields like economics or cryptography. looks like they're keeping those golden eggs to themselves.
>>17071172economics is not verifiable
>>17071164>it's notit is.
>>17071182there are new ideas there that aren't simply combining methods from far flung fields in some results
>>17071172All of those solved problems were just extremely niche with no real applications.
AI is useful and it's here to stay, but you are delusional if you think bubble won't burst soon. Nvidia lost 66% of value in 2022 and something similar is coming. That was the GPU bubble. We are now near the peak of data center bubble. If dems win you will see anti data center regulations that are already appearing in other countries. And just minimal under performance from any of the big AI corps will cause an avalanche.
>>17071166Competition is good for the market, we should have five or six choices of comsat networks.
>>17071178Yes it is.1. Make a trade.2. Verify that you profited from that trade.
>>17071206Oversimplification like that is why we are stuck with the "muh GeeDeePee" meme.
>>170712011 american1 chinese1 european1 indian1 other
>>17071171More likely is that he's a TSLQ fag
>>17071207to be fair, while GDP is BS, Poor People Points has it's issue as well, in that the countries that love using it most don't tend to benefit from it's implications, which is that entirely local supply chains go at local rates and are thus cheap compared to the global market. but the market nowadays is global as fuck and most of the small relatively poor countries that care so much about PPP import most of their shit.
>>170712082 Americanand I do not think Inida will make a full constellation.
>>17071206trading =/= economics
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2108605079746167163musk really wants starlink in india
>>17071238Where's ULA sniper when we need them?
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2108599149885301227>>$1000T now appears to me to be in the set of possible outcomes, whereas before I had thought it was not.>And the second derivative of that probability vs time is rising fast, albeit from a tiny base.
>>17071238
>>17071166I don't want internet in aircrafts, I don't want that people watch videos with loudspeakers, I just want to watch out of the window and watching the world from above in peace.
>>17071242what happened to $10/ton???
>Masseys test site #2 construction is underway
>>17071250Elon the worm lied. Again. PU.
>>17071250he is talking about the market cap of SpaceX being 1000 trillion, not about payload cost
https://x.com/DrPhiltill/status/2108581741803753828https://www.foxnews.com/media/jeff-bezos-reveals-his-vision-americas-next-frontier-ai-moon
>>17071266flying every minute implies E2E
>>17071266>526k launches per yearGlad he didn't make some impossible promise.
BO will IPO at some point
>>17071253Isn't the river the border with Mexico?What are they building in Mexico?
>>17071260Oh, you're fluent in Elonian? What did he mean about eating a glass sandwich?
>>17071277there is zero ambiguity about what he is talking aboutthe thread talks about the value of SpaceX i.e. the market cap
https://x.com/stratospunky/status/2108599063574671669
>>17071266>"Success is not villainy," Bezos said.With an evil laugh ..
>>17071244Oh, yeah! Just think of all the profit they can make off the rural population of India with a median household income of $10 per month! They can probably afford $0.10 per month for internet service!At that rate it will only take a few hundred years to pay off the terminal (excluding interest, since otherwise it would never be paid off)
>>17071266https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8X0ExqpdJohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv1smW4M4Bc
>>17071266oh no is thunderfag going to make 60 video about bozo now ?
>>17071272Even weekly launches of big boosters like NG or Superheavy will noticeably stress methane production.They need to plan ahead and build fuel production plants and pipelines, or they'll end up with a retarded endless congaline of fuel trucks.
I just don't see the market for daily Starship launches. Nobody is even planning space projects big enough to need so much.
>>17071315i do. shoot me into space with two tons of hot pockets, mountain dew, and my DSi. im trying to find aliens
>>17071315>Nobody is even planning space projects big enough to need so much.uhh, space colonies, like hello...?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybc82P8_wCg
>>17071325Nobody is seriously planning those besides big words. Not even one company. Lunar bases sure, some smaller commercial stations sure, nothing beyond that. Even space mining ideas are kinda dead.
>>17071274I hope so I'm sure as fuck not investing in amazon as a whole.
>>17070834It's actually a normal sized wrench. She's just really small
>>17071140>white rapper>ever culturally relevantHe was always just some honkie
>>17069743what does that remind me of again? oh right.
>>17071151>putin is not your le ebin saviour of the white race he's a kikeWhile it's true he is a kike with little white loyalty, the other side not only doesn't have any white loyalty. They actively hate whites. Even with the mass death on both sides and Russia's effort to replace their lost men with foreigners. At the current rate Russia won't mongrelize nearly as fast as any western nation will.>inb4 "Le slavs aren't white"Also not that anon so don't rage out
>>17071365I can't unsee it now my fellow oldfag
>>17071315Idk if this is bait or pasta but it seems like Musk has moved on from the idea of a private market an instead wants to focus 99.999% of SX’s energy on internal shit like starlink and AI and lunar manufacturing. Essentially they’re their own customer driving the need for daily launches.Imagine F9, for example, without Starlink
>>17071369You retards are so fucking pathetic. Russia has 25 million muslims. Moscow in 1/3 muslims today with largest mosques on the continent. Even France is not this bad.
>>17071382Lmao
Does starship more or less make Sea Dragon kind of obsolete? Or in other words, if you scaled up SS even further to like 18m (with clustered Raptor engines) are you outperforming a giant meme engine that the sea dragon was designed with?
>>17071315Some sloppa calculations>Data centers in the United States currently draw between 31 GW and 65 GW of operational electricity capacity, with total planned expansion pipelines reaching 177 GW to 300 GW.>At 250 kW per satellite. To match terrestrial data centers, SpaceX would need 124,000 to 260,000 satellites for current U.S. operational demand, or up to 1,200,000 satellites to rival future planned ground capacity.So for 1,200,00 at 60 per launch that's 20,000 launches.
>>17071390Sea dragon would only make sense for some one off project that needs to be built on earth and can't be assembled in orbit.
>>17071275>Isn't the river the border with Mexico?Yes, defined by treaty as the natural course of the Rio Grande. But as you can see, the river used to follow a slightly different path. At some point in the fure the river could do the funniest thing...
>>17071259he didn't, you are mad.
>>17071277stop seething.
Is 3.721 m/s^2 going to be sufficient for human life?
>>17071238Elon, they are a caste society. He does not care if dalits have access to internet or are killed in natural disasters.
>>1707140150/50 either it is or it is not
>>17071315>i just don't see the market for railroads, nobody is even planning to build cities in the midwest.
>>17071369>with little white loyaltytry none.>they actively hate whitesso does jewtin, which is why he is currently busy importing over 1 million indians to replace all the white russians he lost.>at the current rate russia won't mongrelizewith their giant muslim population they are currently already more mongrelized than the west.russia is the end state of what jews would love to have over here, it is the end product, the level of daily degeneracy in that country is off the charts.
>>17071385>yeah but my bullshit figuresyeah those are horseshit, russia has over 8000 mosques you fucking dipshit.
>>17071401if its not we will just build big centrifuges.
>>17071429Well just spin the planet faster
>>17071247t. never spent 16 hours on an airplane
https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2108700274764198048t-mobile cope post, grok summary>T-Mobile CTO John Saw argues that SpaceX’s purchase of ~14 MHz of 800 MHz spectrum for Starlink Mobile is not the “last critical piece” needed to compete with traditional carriers. Even with it, Starlink would have only about 80 MHz total versus T-Mobile’s nearly 400 MHz, and satellites face far greater path loss, poor indoor performance (where most usage occurs), and much lower capacity than dense terrestrial networks. Building a competitive nationwide mobile service requires years of infrastructure, engineering, and operations far beyond acquiring spectrum.
IT'S MOVING, IT'S MOVING
>>17071438He's not wrong. It's going to take years before SpaceX could be a competition.
>>17071385You know anyone can google this shit right?>Russia is home to approximately 20 to 25 million Muslims (about 14% to 17% of the total population) and an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 mosques.
>>17071303elon is going to start a cattle business. slurps the methane then sells the milk & beef for cheep to get rid of it
>>17071438he's correct tho800mhz is a low bandwidth fallback spectrum anyway. it's going to be slow as snails for StarlinkT-Mobile has the prime real real estate in the 2ghz rangeand who cares if T-Musk has 10/10 service in national parks when 70% of calls are from indoors
>>17071433>Well just spin the planet fasterAnon, you have to be INSIDE the thing that spins to experience increased surface gravity
>>17071456Just like I feel your mom's gravitational pull when I'm inside her
>>17071454>SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell said Starlink planned to build a terrestrial wireless network and go after Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile's customersStop coping, you are fucking COOKED.
>>17071401maybe
>>17071471800mhz is too slow14ghz can't penetrate wallsElon can't beat physics. the frequency pie was divided and sold over a decade a go (t-mobile won)
spacex will buy one of the major carriers
>>17071478>english how do you speak itTERRESTRIAL wireless network>I anticipate us to be able to acquire quite a few of their [AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile's] customers because I think our service will be better," - Shotwell C O O K E DOOKED
>>17071485Once the new Democrat administration it makes over, it's game over for the tech bros.
>>17071485i understood that800mhz is still the fallback spectrum for 5g, terrestrial or space basedit sucks. Starlink indoors won't be an improvement over TERRESTRIAL even in remote areas
>>17071485800mhz is the terrestrial
>>17071401Only one way to find out.
>Important announcement! Let's celebrate the 6th anniversary of her debut togetherhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzLc7SfEPc0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzLc7SfEPc0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzLc7SfEPc0
>>17071529i wanna touch her pussy
>>17071529ALERTFEET SPOTTEDALERT
>>17071401Mars girls will be tall and thin
>>17071456Spin the planet slower so momentum doesn't counteract gravity so much.
>>17071556But then a day will last a week
SDA tranche 1 mission in 1hrhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWPvyDNTIGY
>>17071529she's gonna be history
>>17071365
>>17071529Clear feet reveal?
>>17071583yes, because there will be nothing left of her.
>>17069519>costdollars are the growth medium of science. humanity depends on your dollars, www-onlyfans-com/science
>>17070550>>17070552who the fuck is buying this shit?>$20B mcap on ~$115m in revenue
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Sold_the_Moon
>>17071720its a pre revenue company basically, they are just in the process of launching their satellites
>>17071729Yeah now show me their moat
>>17071730i'm not an investor just saying that looking at things like PE is a bit premature
>>17071745Okay but unless I’m missing something here, a tanker transports a hell of a lot more volume than a Falcon 9. No one is doing E2E F9 oil dumps across the globe any time soon lol.
>>17071720They are going to drop under 40, then jump to 200 next year and 500 year after. They have deals all around the world. Meanwhile SpaceX stock will go back to 100 next year after Neutron and NG are flying regularly and Starship is nowhere near mass production.
>>17071757the short term revenue driver for spacex is going to be terrestrial datacenters which isn't affected by starship mass production being slow
space datacenters are the future there is orders of magnitude more power available in space than on earth
>>17071720>$20B mcap on ~$115m in revenueThat has been the whole market for awhile now, peoples need to understand that the stock market is just a giant casino where you can bet billionsthere are safe bet >established companies with constant profitsand more risky ones >startups with no revenue or old company with failing business that might turn around or you can just bet against those but at the end of the day the difference is like betting on red or betting on double zero, it's all gambling
>>17071759Everybody is doing data center shit it's nothing special.
Incredible stroke of luck that ISRO’s logo looks like it says “shit”
>>17071771nobody is doing it like spacex
>>17071773Um sweaty, Astra is right behind them. Tortoise and the hare!
>>17071773Elon model is very risky. If dems sweep he could be in deep shit. There is a ton of controversy around Colossus.
>>17071777manufactured controversy
So when's the commercial space station meme going to end?
>>17071777Yeah at this point he’s probably entrenched enough to succeed. And he was smart enough to finally take the spook gibs for things like starshield so he can help israel and ukraine w/ comms and both sides of the aisle probably now value his produce even if D’s have to give lip service to their retarded voting bloc about him being a le evil guy
>>17071764can you imagine throwing out a 747 after every flight?
>>17071782Sure, I doubt it'll going to fail. But I also doubt it's going to raise SpaceX stock a lot.
commercial moon bases
>>17071785At this point in time how could you doubt. Where are the retards who have been doubting him for 15, 20 years now? Are they aroused by constantly being wrong?
Now that the dust is more or less settled, how the FUCK where there MULTIPLE Gateway modules with corrosion damage? Like what the fuck, what was the game plan—to just build the most unsafe station ever all the way out in lunar orbit??
>>17071789plan was to work on a makework program till you retire
>>17071789So bizarre how jared just casually mentioned that HALO was fucked. Brand new $2 bil tin can btw, like literally not even finished fabrication and it’s donezo
>>17071789the plan was to keep it going indefinitely without actually delivering anything, like SLS
>>17071789>what was the game plansee>>17071794
>>17071787Tesla stock is going in circles for 5 years. And they still sell less cars in a year than VW in a month.
>>17071802VW now sells more EWs than Tesla LMAO They are #1 in china again BTW.
>>17071782If he was smart enough he wouldn't have went deep into one side instead of playing both sides.
>>17071789There was no plan, Jared is currently trying to manifest something, but there's not enough funding for things he actually wants.
>>17071820there is no future with the democrats
>>17071825For him yes, Bezos for example will be okay which ever side wins.
>>17071834there is no future for western civilization with the democrats*
https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/10/nasa-issues-long-awaited-call-to-industry-for-private-space-stations/
>>17071846>[+25] There is no market for commercial space stations.>[-5] Maybe ESA could pitch in to backfill some of that budget.>[+5] I wonder how much longer it will be before the first adult video made in space is made.:|
>>17071789the corrosion was part of the plan, it puts a timer on actually doing something. the timer just ran out
>>17071803well yeah, china was desperately trying to break the market by throwing ridiculous subsidies at certain state owned car "companies" so they could sell cars at a loss and try to take market value.they were basically trying to do the console loss leader strategy with cars but it didn't really work in the end.
Rapidly reusable, btw :^)https://x.com/cnunezimages/status/2108912967211221000
>>17071789Euro Eco Commies banned chrome, ⅜& surface treatments. Whoops!
>>17071923>Rapidly reusable, btw :^)
>>17071932best possible response you could have made to that retarded post.
StarshipFlight 15 - November 8, 2026Flight 16 - December 10, 2026 (sending Optimus to Mars*)*Citation needed
>>17071946>monthly launches>not a single upper stage catch>ice problem not solved>unreliable raptor v3>heat tiles melting like marshmallows It has never been more over
>>17071953They really fucked up by not designing beta Starship first that's not reusable. Focus on reusable booster and lifting as much as cheap as possible first. Heatshield is ruining the whole thing.BO can actually win at this rate.
>>17071970absolute retard
>>17071855pretty milquetoast by ars commenter standards.
>>17071973See you in a year.
>>17071923VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!>VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!>VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!>VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!>VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!>VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!>VERSION 23 WILL FIX THIS!
It feels like a decade since they last caught a booster
>>17072010I wish they'd do it again, even if there's nothing left to learn by it. It just looks cool, that should be reason enough.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2109012639049244981
>>17072021>nothing to learnDoubtThey did it only three times, but never with V3
It's on the groundhttps://x.com/JerryPikePhoto/status/2109004774729269711
https://x.com/latestinspace/status/2108945590398956020
>>17072036We need ships the size of Forte
So if spaceship keeps slipping for 2 next years while NG starts flying by the end of the year and Neutron early next year, how hard is SpaceX stock fucked?
>>17072057embarrassing
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1AGRnZwMDQgGl>Elon Musk: What Comes Next for Humanitylive musk interview starting soon, might talk about SpaceX but this is a Tesla event so who knows
https://x.com/ThePrimalDino/status/2109033235430739973
>>17072072live
>>17072072Let me guess, more AI slop and the old mumblemumblemakelifeinterplanetarymumblemuble.
>>17072075probably
>>17072076I've seen this movie before and it's getting fucking stale.
So it wasn't an engine issue, in Flight 14. The computer fucked up.
>>17072081Did Elon hire the coders from India that did starliners software?
>>17072087that shit is vibecoded now
>>17072075The reality full self driving confident AGI next year probably terraforming data centers 5 years definitely tunnels self replicating robots moon harness total sun consciousness orders of magnitude asteroid mining today trillions
>>17072090Thanks, I needed to kill off a couple of braincells before bed.
>we could have gone to orbit many times, but we wanted to be safe
>we don't know the exact date for the next flight because we are making a bunch of improvements to the rocket>there aren't that many but they take a lot of work and we need to go into the tank>before thanksgiving is my guess>we will try to catch the booster and ship
>4-6 weeks>confident its not 2 weeks
>>17072098>before thanksgiving is my guessD E C E M B E R
>“That (flight 14) engine glitch doesn’t seem to be too much of an issue. The heat shield was robust. Flight 15 hopefully in 4-6 weeks. The big milestone coming up, which is hopefully flight 15, is to catch the ship, making it the first full recovery of an orbital class rocket.”lol
>>17072073Jared must be getting tired of having to slap these retards upside the head.
>>17072073The "rumor" in question.1/2
>>170721202/2Sounds very much like Spaceguy5's misinfo where he wraps his opinions around a nugget of truth.
what did he mean by this?
>>17072128I don't know, I wasn't watching. Why don't you tell us?
>>17072088Based, putting Grok Code in production to advertise it
>>17072120R/Artemisprogram is an interesting subreddit because they all lament the death of EUS but half don’t think starship HLS will ever happen, so they support SLS and the Artemis program despite thinking a key part of it will never happen.
>NOTAM over McGregor cancelledlet that sink in
>>17072143>let that sink inokay, now what
>>17072102>Not much of an issueAfter a dozen ships and a thousand Raptors built, they're still failing in flight. Turn around on the padd real soon now
>>17072073>>17072096The duality of spaceflight
>>17071777>If dems sweepYou are very out of touch with American domestic politics if you think dems have any chance of winning Congress let alone making a sweep.
>>17071803>VW now sells more EWs than TeslaNo they don't lmao.
>>17072149The goalposts continue to move, any bets on the next big one now that Starship has delivered payload to orbit?
>>17072170>if you think dems have any chance of winning CongressAre you retarded or just deep throating hebrew propagana.The house is a lock for democrats as this point with the senate better than even odds.Blue texas might not even be a meme this year
>>17072173it will be something like>Orbital refuelling has never been done before!!1and after Starship achieves that>pff, nothing new, it has already been done before (see zvezda and progress, etc etc)
>>17071953Me thinks the ice problem is simply them seeing how much subcooling they can get away with but haven't quite got it dialed in yet.
>>17072074Elon is in his Zordon Era
>>17072175why would texas pick democrats if the state is booming due to republican policies?
>>17072182>why would texas pick democrats if the state is booming due to republican policies?Demographic changes mostly
>>17072183im not seeing it
>>17072173SpaceX can put stuff in orbit for years this means shit. Starship still struggles with things that really matter. Heatshield is nowhere near solved. Engines keep having problems. 1000$/kg is still pure fantasy.
>>17072177>after Starship achieves thatMusky doesn't have docking adaptprs on the next batch of Starslips, so no docking this year. Or next year.
>>17072173>It doesn't count if the engines keep failing! It just doesn't okay!Enjoying your glass sandwich? Nom nom!
>>17072190Elon says heatshield is solved. Therefore it is solved.
>>17072045Didn't NG blow up?
Blue Moon Pathfinder (MK1 lunar lander Endurance): Scheduled for March 2027.Blue Origin HLS LEO Demo: Scheduled for June 2027 (Artemis III support).Blue Moon Pathfinder Mission 2 & VIPER: Scheduled for late 2027 (carrying NASA VIPER lunar rover). Spacex Starship Disposable - dumping waste phonebooths into LEO
@grok our response?
>>17072228
>>17072045last I checked NG doesn't have a working pad meanwhile SS has 1 with 20 more on the way
>>17072233Grok?LC-36A (rebuilding): LC-36B (Under Construction):
>>17072212@grok,is the heat shield problem solved?
>>17072233BO is supposed to resume launches this year. If they do BO now has a much better Falcon 9 while Starship is still years away.
>>17072237They'll build a robot that can do a post-flight refurb in 10 minutes
>>17069501Why do people still believe in space in 2026?
>>17072236>(rebuilding)>(Under construction)Last time SpaceX launched from an under-construction pad we got Flight 1
SpaceX is going to be like Tesla. The big poster child of a new industry that then proceeds to do nothing while everybody else catches up.
>>17072264Are these companies catching up with us in the room right now?
>>17072265Ford is a joke for many years.
>>17072073>publicly shitting on redditorslmao
>>17072196>doesn't even bother to deny the objective fact that Ship 41 successfully reached orbit and deployed its entire payload to the intended orbit
noooo ria.... don't fall for scams
>>17072272>deployed its entire payloadwasn't that supposed to be +100 tons? lol
>>17072277>goalposts: moved
>>17072275My wife is officially smarter than this entire thread (including me)
>>17072286
>>17072286Why do american industrial firms always hang those big flags on everything?Super weird stuff if you ask me
>>17072298Because it reminds people where their loyalties lie. The internationalists that eschew flags and pursue stateless opportunism are the entities that cannot be trusted.
>>17072298To remind other nations that they don't have this and never will
>>17072298Because America #1Bow before your red-white-and-blue betters
uhhh guys???https://x.com/NASAAdmin/status/2108708633798455458/photo/1
>>17072315it's so over
>>17072128Is he trying to pose as a Babymetal fan now?
>>17072128koreanbros...
STAGE 9 STAGING >>17072259>>17072259>>17072259
>>17072351Your post is shit and we stage on page 10.
>>17072351you're the mentally ill frogspammer that's desperately shitting out nonsense diatribe threads on how AIslop is totally doing everything now because you spent a bunch of money on AIslop stock lol.go to hell, faggot, nobody's using your thread.
>>17072351>shitty non /sfg/ OPno thanks.
>>17072196i keep hearing vagueposts about this supposed glass sandwich and it always seems to be in proximity to mentally ill EDSers alluding so something from that hitpiece movie.just a reminder, none of us are going to bother watching that retarded nonsense, so all of your funny references fly completely over our heads.
>>17072373maybe reference to musk talking about founding startups being like eating glass and staring into the abyss or something?
Real staging>>17072394>>17072394>>17072394
>>17072395Much better, this is an actually useable thread.
>>17071452>posting from a universe where raising cows is free and there's no opportunity cost associated with raising them>also cow burps are somehow magically collected, purified and made into LNG without any equipment or costshut up and eat your ribeye, asshole
>>17071749>>17071745you're missing that Bloomberg is garbage
>>17072173>now that Starship has delivered payload to orbitI thought Starship's payload capacity was 100t?
>>17072351Fuck off
>>17072487It is.>b-bu-Just because it has a maximum payload doesn’t mean it has to use it.
>>17072265I don't understand how EV truck market is cratering when gas and diesel prices are going through the roof...
>>17072182Democrats try to tell themselves that states like Texas and Florida were turning purple as they vote deeper red. (It was cover for their attempts to cheat)
>>17072238>If they do BO now has a much better Falcon 9 Is it though? It costs significantly more to operate, has a much lower cadance and even the 9x4 can't lift as much as a Falcon Heavy.
