https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-924.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 Pictures that show Mars’s icy crater near the North Pole make it seem like a faraway winter wonderland. It may look like it’s a bowl of fresh snow released by European Space Agency (ESA) on Dec. 20th, but it’s actually an ice deposit chilling the air that is moving above it, as stated by
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122https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-1494.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 SpaceX is exploring three options for the launch site of Starship, the company’s latest rocket designed to send humans to Mars, that is under construction in Texas. The rocket is fully-reusable and can carry up to 100 people (or 150 tons) into space in a single launch. This is another spacecraft that the company
123https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-1434.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 If you weren’t interested in Elon Musk before, the recent launch of the Crew Dragon might have sparked your intrigue. From space travel to public transport, virtually every field has felt Musk’s influence. Undoubtedly, he has achieved a lot in his nearly 49 years of existence (his birthday is on June 28th). Here are
124https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-4669.mp3?cb=1731177589.mp3 In a recent tweet that set the tech world aflutter, Elon Musk, the maestro of madcap innovation and Tesla’s very own Tony Stark, revealed that the company’s humanoid robot, Optimus, is getting a facelift. But this isn’t just for looks; it’s all about getting these bots manufactured at scale. The Big Why: Musk spilled
125https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-3205.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 On March 3, Starship SN10 conducted its high-altitude flight and achieved more than any prototype had done so far. If you haven’t watched the flight already, take some time out of your day, it’s worth it: Launch & Ascent At 17:15 CST, Starship SN10 lifted off Pad A at the Starship Launch Site
126https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-296.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — As is to be expected with critical missions meant to demonstrate transportation systems for astronauts, things tend to change in the lead up to the big day. Perhaps the most frequent of these – is time. NASA and its commercial space partner, SpaceX, have pushed back the planned Jan.
127https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-3245.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 At 8 AM EST, SN11 lifted off in Boca Chica Village, Texas for a high-altitude test flight. The test flight was supposed to happen on Friday, March 25 but was pushed back to Monday only to be postponed again to Tuesday morning. An intense fog blanketed Starbase as lift off drew closer. This made
128https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-1502.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 Tesla is going to expand production of the Semi, according to an internal memo that Elon Musk sent to his employees. In the email, he wrote that it’s time to bring the Semi to volume production. The news was first disclosed by Reuters and was later confirmed by a tweet posted by Musk. For
129https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-3074.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 Do you need a gift idea for your young Elon Musk fan? Elon Musk: A Kid’s Book About Inventions by Mary Nhin is the perfect gift! This book is a part of the Mini Movers and Shakers children’s book series. According to Mini Movers and Shakers website, the books are about people who achieved
130https://themuskette.com/wp-content/uploads/speaker/post-3145.mp3?cb=1671495985.mp3 On February 4 2021, SpaceX launched the eighteenth Starlink mission (Starlink L-18) aboard their workhorse Falcon 9 rocket, from SLC-40 in Cape Canaveral. This mission sent a further 60 V1.0 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit, bringing the total amount of orbiting Starlink satellites to 1,021. Every mission strengthens the Starlink constellation and pushes ever
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