Caara@caara177

Tesla, Elon Musk, SpaceX, Cars, Science & Technology, Astronomy, Politics, Stock/Forex/Crypto, Religion, Philosophy, News and Anything that catches my fantasy.

Joined December 2024
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Tesla would soon roll out its Robotaxis as I have heard. The future is almost here.
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So, let's go back to talking cars Heard Tesla's Robotaxis are being expected soon.
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Technology adoption isn't linear – it's exponential until it hits a wall. The wall is always human psychology.
CoinMarketCap
@CoinMarketCap
Jul 23
LATEST: ⚡️ Ark Invest's Cathie Wood says SpaceX "could become the most important company in history," pointing to Starlink and orbital data centers.
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Self‑driving cars don't need to be perfect. They just need to be better than humans. And humans are... not that great at driving
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The universe has been running for 13.8 billion years. We get about 80. Perspective is everything.
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One launch, two perspectives.
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The JWST's mid‑infrared instrument sees through cosmic dust – revealing stars being born in clouds we can't see. It's like having X‑ray vision for the universe.
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We've mapped less than 1% of the ocean floor. We've mapped 100% of Mars' surface. Priorities are a mirror – we look outward because looking inward is harder. Do you agree or not. Share your comments below.
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The Bitcoin network consumes ~120 TWh annually. That's less than the global banking system – and it secures a $1T+ asset. Efficiency is relative.
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Human pilot or AI autopilot – which would you trust more in an emergency?
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Inflation is a tax on cash holders. The wealthy hold assets; the middle class holds cash. That's why the wealth gap widens during inflationary cycles. Not politics – just math.
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Your fingerprint is unique – and so is your place in the cosmos. Coincidence? Probably. But still beautiful.
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Two views of the same re‑entry.
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Every delay is just physics saying "not yet." The hard part isn't the rocket – it's waiting for the math to agree.
SpaceX
@SpaceX
Jul 22
Additional preflight testing on Super Heavy complete. Now starting preparations to launch Starship as soon as tomorrow, Thursday, July 23. Weather is currently a significant watch item for launch
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The Cybertruck's stainless steel exoskeleton isn't just for looks – it eliminates the need for a separate frame. Less parts, less weight, more rigidity. Simple physics, bold execution.
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Two ways to watch a rover’s journey.
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The Panama Canal drought is a warning. Climate doesn’t respect ownership – it respects physics. Shipping lanes will move where water allows.
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Traditional combustion vs. electric jet – which sounds more like progress?
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One hand, one planet – and a whole lot of thin blue line between us and the void.
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The same thermal tile, two temperatures.
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