Soldato
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Which space craft rocket combination would you say was safer than Dragon Falcon 9 then?
The ongoing Elon Twitter saga: "insert demographic" melts down
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Reminds me of his attitude with covid and wanting to keeping his factories open
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Yep and this is someone people claim is a great humanitarian. He doesn't give a ****
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As it is the Soyuz has a similar level of safety, 2 failures in similar number of missions.
More crew losses but Falcon does a lot of unmanned.
Thing is the number of missions is in reality too low to really equate.
When your talking missions in the low hundreds, just 1 failure suddenly bumps up the failure rate significantly.
Its more a point of principle. Hes rushing for Mars, right now those suffering from this are on the ground.
Since there isn't really anyone in space. I would expect the casualty rate to jump when actual true space type events on the road to mars take place.
Hes probably concerned about value as well. People are cheap and rockets expensive.
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I've said it before but Mars anytime soon is a pipe dream for humans. There is a reason we stopped going to the Moon, its expensive and there is nothing there for us. Mars is even more expensive, dangerous and there is even less there for us. Maybe NASA sends some humans there in 20 years but it will be just like the Moon landings, purely to say they did it and for the science.
the title is a bit click bait, its an interesting video.
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Saw this tweet and reminded me of this post. This is why twitter can be good as it gives examples like this.
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Maybe those damm lazy Tesla workers need a few less limbs and bright safety wear.
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At SpaceX, worker injuries soar in Elon Musk’s rush to Mars
Reuters documented more than 600 workplace injuries at SpaceX. Employees say they’re paying the price for Elon Musk’s push to reach Mars at breakneck speed.
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These are just stepping-stones to being able to make use of our solar system - there are all types of resources in abundance out there.
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That one was a black wrapped prototype someone took to a car event so this would be more accurate and up to date:How it started -
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I Saw The Tesla Cybertruck Up Close. It Still Looks Horrible
After seeing the Tesla Cybertruck up close and in person, I have real worries.
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Tesla Cybertruck Seen In Close-Up Video. This One Looks Almost Perfect
Build quality and fit and finish appeared impeccable on the Tesla Cybertruck displayed in New York City, unlike some of the terrible examples of the Cybertruck that we've seen before.
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I did wonder at the time if that Tesla guy took the black one out to troll people with before a 'real' one appears shortly after and get positive reporting as a clever marketing ploy. Looks like I was right.
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Looks lovely. Can't imagine what using one of those in the UK would be like, especially taking them to a car park. In America though I bet that are great to own. I can't however see them being used as a working truck a great deal though I imagine that isn't the market they are going for
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Of course there are but my point is we are decades away from men being able to live on Mars. We will get there but Elon's timeline is pure fantasy.
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Easy retort, the email from Elon is fake!1!1How it started -
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Maybe those damm lazy Tesla workers need a few less limbs and bright safety wear.
At SpaceX, worker injuries soar in Elon Musk’s rush to Mars
Reuters documented more than 600 workplace injuries at SpaceX. Employees say they’re paying the price for Elon Musk’s push to reach Mars at breakneck speed.
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Apparently Elon's been talking **** again.How it started -
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Maybe those damm lazy Tesla workers need a few less limbs and bright safety wear.
At SpaceX, worker injuries soar in Elon Musk’s rush to Mars
Reuters documented more than 600 workplace injuries at SpaceX. Employees say they’re paying the price for Elon Musk’s push to reach Mars at breakneck speed.
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Ignoring the fact that the thing looks like an absolute monstrosity, but that's my subjective opinion.
Also I heard this morning that there's a clause in the buying contract that you can't sell the truck to anyone else in the first year without giving Tesla the right to buy it back first...
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Maybe those damm lazy Tesla workers need a few less limbs and bright safety wear.
At SpaceX, worker injuries soar in Elon Musk’s rush to Mars
Reuters documented more than 600 workplace injuries at SpaceX. Employees say they’re paying the price for Elon Musk’s push to reach Mars at breakneck speed.
And when you buy a new Cybertruck now, you have to sign a waiver which says you are not allowed to re-sell the vehicle within at least 1 year, if you do re-sell Tesla will permanently remotely disable the vehicle. Ha!
It'll be to stop resellers, despite what people here think there is a massive demand for it. Tesla want legitimate customers to get the trucks, not people just looking to make a quick profit.
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So instead Tesla make a quick buck by buying it back at a lower cost than you bought it, then selling it on again at a price much higher than list price, after clocking the mileage.
I'm far too cynical for my own good...
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Yeah and it's a bit shady to say what I can or can't do with something I have bought.
I do get it though, resellers area a pain and legit customers won't normally want to sell within 12 months. Perhaps tesla should offer very favourable prices if they are forcing the customer to return it to them.
Tesla apparently has 1.2 million orders to fulfill on Cyber trucks, resellers are a legitimate issue
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