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Crew-12 is coming home Dragon just separated from the ISS after about eight months in orbit Meir, Hathaway, Adenot, and Fedyaev spent 235 days aboard the station Splashdown off the coast of California is targeted for Thursday
Crew-12 is coming home

Dragon just separated from the ISS after about eight months in orbit

Meir, Hathaway, Adenot, and Fedyaev spent 235 days aboard the station

Splashdown off the coast of California is targeted for Thursday
Governments these days be like: “Here’s our homemade sovereign crap rocket...absolutely no idea if it even makes it halfway without blowing the entire thing up” “But SpaceX can launch it for a fraction of the cost...and more safely” “Nah. Here’s a billion dollars...just go burn the money” 😂
Governments these days be like:

“Here’s our homemade sovereign crap rocket...absolutely no idea if it even makes it halfway without blowing the entire thing up”

“But SpaceX can launch it for a fraction of the cost...and more safely”

“Nah. Here’s a billion dollars...just go burn the money” 😂
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Grok Bot just hit a massive milestone: 1 MILLION+ downloads on Android Google Play Store The app is scaling insanely fast....more and more people are using Grok Bot as a personal always-on AI agent for real work
Grok Bot just hit a massive milestone:

1 MILLION+ downloads on Android Google Play Store

The app is scaling insanely fast....more and more people are using Grok Bot as a personal always-on AI agent for real work
Important note regarding Grok @Bot: Going forward, @SpaceX will use the best back end model for any given task, including Claude Opus 5.5, MidJourney, Suno and other leading APIs. Whatever is most likely to give you the best outcome.
Important note regarding Grok @Bot:

Going forward, @SpaceX will use the best back end model for any given task, including Claude Opus 5.5, MidJourney, Suno and other leading APIs.

Whatever is most likely to give you the best outcome.
Grok 4.7 just landed on Microsoft Foundry
Grok 4.7 just landed on Microsoft Foundry
The engineering underneath Super Heavy is absolutely insane It literally looks more like science fiction than rocket hardware
The engineering underneath Super Heavy is absolutely insane

It literally looks more like science fiction than rocket hardware
Tesla just turned new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles into giant backup batteries for your home With Powerwall 3, they can now use Powershare Home Backup to keep a house powered during an outage Premium and Performance variants can extend home backup by more than 2 days Tesla’s ecosystem is really insane Your car is becoming part of your home energy system, storing power and helping keep the lights on when the grid goes down
Tesla just turned new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles into giant backup batteries for your home

With Powerwall 3, they can now use Powershare Home Backup to keep a house powered during an outage

Premium and Performance variants can extend home backup by more than 2 days

Tesla’s ecosystem is really insane

Your car is becoming part of your home energy system, storing power and helping keep the lights on when the grid goes down
Cursor now lets you control agents running on your computer directly from the iOS app You can: • Check what an agent is doing • Reply to it • Start new tasks • Keep directing the work from your phone The agent keeps running on your computer while the phone acts like the remote control So you can literally just walk away from your desk and keep coding from anywhere
Cursor now lets you control agents running on your computer directly from the iOS app

You can:

• Check what an agent is doing
• Reply to it
• Start new tasks
• Keep directing the work from your phone

The agent keeps running on your computer while the phone acts like the remote control

So you can literally just walk away from your desk and keep coding from anywhere
They should have this permanent label for The Economist: “Name may be misleading. Understanding of economics not guaranteed” 😂
They should have this permanent label for The Economist:

“Name may be misleading. Understanding of economics not guaranteed” 😂
Starlink is lowering its remaining satellites above 500 km into lower shells by the end of 2026 Why it matters: A failed satellite at ~550 km can linger for 4+ years during solar minimum. At ~480 km, ballistic decay time drops by more than 80% to just a few months Retired Starlinks are normally deorbited using propulsion. If that fails, atmospheric drag becomes the backup Lower altitude makes that backup much faster With 11,000+ Starlinks in orbit, even a small safety gain scales massively
Starlink is lowering its remaining satellites above 500 km into lower shells by the end of 2026

Why it matters:

A failed satellite at ~550 km can linger for 4+ years during solar minimum. At ~480 km, ballistic decay time drops by more than 80% to just a few months

Retired Starlinks are normally deorbited using propulsion. If that fails, atmospheric drag becomes the backup

Lower altitude makes that backup much faster

With 11,000+ Starlinks in orbit, even a small safety gain scales massively
Michael Nicolls just just laid out SpaceX's ambition for connectivity that extends beyond Earth “We will connect the Moon with a constellation, and then we will connect Mars” "Our goal, again, is to extend consciousness beyond this planet, and we want to go and connect the Moon and Mars But before that on Starlink, we're creating the technologies to connect the Moon with very high-bandwidth connectivity systems, very high-bandwidth lasers And we will connect the Moon with a constellation, and then we will connect Mars, and we will form an interplanetary mesh of connectivity that is fundamentally driven by the same technologies we're working on with Starlink To make this happen, SpaceX needs to keep improving safety in LEO so everyone can operate and scale safely” Build safe, coordinated infrastructure in LEO first then extend connectivity and human presence to the Moon, Mars, and beyond
Michael Nicolls just just laid out SpaceX's ambition for connectivity that extends beyond Earth

“We will connect the Moon with a constellation, and then we will connect Mars”

"Our goal, again, is to extend consciousness beyond this planet, and we want to go and connect the Moon and Mars

But before that on Starlink, we're creating the technologies to connect the Moon with very high-bandwidth connectivity systems, very high-bandwidth lasers

And we will connect the Moon with a constellation, and then we will connect Mars, and we will form an interplanetary mesh of connectivity that is fundamentally driven by the same technologies we're working on with Starlink

To make this happen, SpaceX needs to keep improving safety in LEO so everyone can operate and scale safely”

Build safe, coordinated infrastructure in LEO first then extend connectivity and human presence to the Moon, Mars, and beyond
This is what SpaceX’s planetary-scale connectivity and Super Intelligence layers look like in orbit
This is what SpaceX’s planetary-scale connectivity and Super Intelligence layers look like in orbit
This is what SpaceX’s planetary-scale connectivity and Super Intelligence layers look like in orbit
This is what SpaceX’s planetary-scale connectivity and Super Intelligence layers look like in orbit
Track the change log of @Grok Bot & Build https://x.ai/changelog/bot
Track the change log of @Grok Bot & Build
https://x.ai/changelog/bot
SpaceXAI President Michael Nicolls explains why SpaceX started Starlink: To connect humanity Before Starlink, roughly a third of the world was offline or lacked reliable broadband SpaceX set out to solve that problem from orbit Now Starlink has grown into the largest satellite constellation in history...bringing internet to most underserved communities and some of the most remote places on Earth, giving people the opportunity to connect to the global network and fundamentally transforming lives
SpaceXAI President Michael Nicolls explains why SpaceX started Starlink:

To connect humanity

Before Starlink, roughly a third of the world was offline or lacked reliable broadband

SpaceX set out to solve that problem from orbit

Now Starlink has grown into the largest satellite constellation in history...bringing internet to most underserved communities and some of the most remote places on Earth, giving people the opportunity to connect to the global network and fundamentally transforming lives
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