Hey @Tesla_AI my Model Y using FSD v 14.1.4 saved me from a sideswipe accident today! 🤯 I couldn't even see it coming because it was in my blind spot - but the left repeater camera caught this car swerving into me and moved me over suddenly but smoothly before I even knew it was happening! This first clip shows pretty much what I saw within a split second of moving over (B-pillar camera view).

Deep thoughts on humanity’s future from now—through the bottleneck. Tom has a very strong argument. Please give him a listen!

Awesome to hear Tanager 2 already is sending a signal! Let’s go! 🚀✨

Epic shot—Crew 13 launches in the background as tonight’s Falcon Heavy awaits 🚀✨

Watch Falcon 9 launch the Transporter-18 mission to orbit x.com/i/broadcasts/1RJjpbyQp…

Three Falcons ready to fly simultaneously

First launch, of three today! Go Crew 13 and NASA and SpaceX! 🚀✨

“The rocks and cliffs of Scotland’s Stoer formation offer a combination difficult to find on Earth: Not only did they form in environments comparable to ancient Martian lakes and rivers, but they also hold evidence of microbial life from 1.2 billion years ago, before land plants existed.”👀

When you stop and think about this for a bit, it’s amazing that humans choose to focus on our differences, when we are all just living on a speck of dust in our universe.

My coffee this morning arrived like this. Do you see a royal steed in the foam pattern like I do?

So the launch window opens at 5:15 am PT. Am I going to get up by 5:00 am to see when it is going to launch, bleary-eyed an hour before I would usually get up to get ready for work, like a freakin rocket launch obsessed moron?? Hell yeah. Let’s f’king go!!🚀✨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Starship 14!!

Wow terraforming Mars is not impossible 🚀✨

Layered beauty 😍 The Arabia Terra region on Mars has deposits that preserve a record of the planet’s ancient climate. The rhythmic nature of the layers could be due to cyclic processes, such as dust storms, perhaps involving groundwater. 1/2

I got Tesla FSD v14.3.10 last night and here’s what it did today to protect an oncoming motorcycle on the freeway. And I believe my cameras caught ANOTHER Tesla on FSD reacting as well. Check this out! 👇 Frame 1: left repeater camera sees the motorcycle coming (before I do). First FSD does its normal maneuver of hugging the right side of the lane, but as the motorcycle gets into my lane FSD activates evasive maneuvering into the next lane. Frame 2: the right repeater camera was letting FSD know it was safe enough to temporarily move into the next right lane. It signals its intention to return into the original lane while you can see the white Tesla that was in the right lane maneuvers a little away from cars in my original lane and almost changed lanes itself. This to me looks like this white Tesla was also on FSD at that time and was looking out for my car and the wiley unpredictable motorcycle. Frame 3: front camera view—you see how FSD first hugs the right white lane lines, before actually maneuvering halfway into the lane on the right. @Tesla_AI you guys rock for safety on the highway and I am very grateful! 🙌

To use Connectors: Open the Grok app → tap the + icon → New Connector → pick your service & sign in Once connected, Grok can use it automatically

I just wish my conversations with Grok in my Tesla would get saved to my Grok account! Some of them used to….🤔

🚨 NASA IS SENDING A FLYING MACHINE TO ANOTHER WORLD NASA is preparing to send something to Titan that sounds almost impossible: a flying machine that will actually take off and fly across the surface of another world. It is called Dragonfly, and it is unlike any rover NASA has sent before. Titan is Saturn’s largest moon, and strangely enough, it has many things that look familiar. There are rivers, lakes, seas, clouds, rain and huge fields of dunes. The difference is that Titan is extremely cold, with surface temperatures around -179°C. So the rivers aren’t carrying water. They are made mainly of liquid methane and ethane. Methane falls from the sky as rain, flows through channels and collects in lakes. The water we are used to seeing on Earth would be frozen solid on Titan. Titan is also surprisingly easy to fly on. Its atmosphere is much thicker than Earth’s, while its gravity is much weaker. That gives Dragonfly a big advantage. Instead of slowly driving from one place to another, it can fly several kilometres, land, investigate the area and then take off again. That matters because Titan is enormous. A rover would only be able to explore a small area. Dragonfly could visit many different locations and compare what it finds. There is another unusual part of the mission. Titan is so far from the Sun that sunlight is extremely weak there, and its thick orange haze makes things even harder. Dragonfly therefore won’t depend on solar panels. It will use a nuclear power system to keep its instruments and aircraft running. But the flying is not the main reason scientists are interested in Titan. Titan is covered in complex carbon-based chemicals. Some of these molecules are considered important ingredients in the chemistry that preceded life on Earth. Scientists want to know what happens when those ingredients interact under Titan’s strange conditions. There may also be a huge ocean of liquid water hidden beneath the frozen surface. Dragonfly won’t be looking for animals or alien civilizations. It will be looking for clues in the chemistry. If the same kinds of chemical steps that happened on early Earth also happened on Titan, it could tell us something important about how life begins. Maybe life needs an incredibly rare combination of events. Or maybe, whenever the right ingredients come together, chemistry naturally starts moving in that direction. Dragonfly is currently scheduled to launch in 2028 and reach Titan in 2034. For the first time, a spacecraft will arrive on another world and fly from place to place through its atmosphere. What it finds there could change how we think about the beginning of life. Source: NASA — Dragonfly Mission

Rockstar Sammy Hagar says the lyrics for 'Love Walks In' came from 'Outer Space' and then learned the true significance from Chris Bledsoe & 'The Lady' “When Eddie played me that piano part, I got goosebumps. That song is about aliens.” 🛸👽 In 1986, Van Halen recorded Love Walks In on 5150. Sammy has said for years the lyrics came from real contact experiences and from the idea of “walk-ins,” beings that can enter a life and change it. He has described being contacted more than once, seeing a craft, and feeling information downloaded. The hook he wrote that night includes lines like “Contact is all that it takes to change your life, to lose your place in time” and “some kind of alien waits for the opening.” Chris Bledsoe has long said “The Lady” gave him a short list of songs that carried a message, and Love Walks In was one of them. When Sammy later learned that story, he said it gave him goosebumps. The two men became friends. Decades after Chris played the album on repeat in the family car, Sammy invited him to a show, shouted him out, and the circle closed. The facts on record are simple. A rock star has publicly described contact since the late 1960s. An experiencer family was told the same song held a message. They met. The song still plays.

What say #UAPx #UFOX ?🛸👽