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Federal Judge Denies Elon Musk Trial · Elon Musk Podcast

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On Friday, a federal judge in San Francisco, denied Tesla CEO
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Elon musk's request to move or delay.
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A trial over a misleading tweet about a potential buyout of the
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electric auto maker the trial, which involves a civil lawsuit
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brought on behalf of Tesla shareholders, who allege they
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were duped by an August 7th. 2018 tweet in which musk
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indicated he had lined up financing.
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For a Tesla, buyout is set to begin on Tuesday with jury
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selection. Now, attorneys for musk, had
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asked for the trial to be moved to Texas sighting - coverage
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surrounding the forty four billion dollar purchase of
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Twitter and claiming that it would have tainted, the jury
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pool selection in San Francisco, however, US District.
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Judge Edward Chen argue that the millions of people who inhabit
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San Francisco. Could not all be biased against
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musk in the lawsuit centers around a tweet.
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Musk stated the he had funding secured to take Tesla private at
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$420. Per share a claim that was later
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determined to be false by the US Securities and Exchange
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Commission the SEC. And as a result, musket Tesla
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were each required to pay a 20 million dollar, fine, and musk
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was removed as chairman of Tesla, the upcoming trial will
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determine whether musk acted recklessly by posting the tweet
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and whether it cause Financial harm to Tesla shareholders.
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However, it should be noted that since the Tweets.
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In question, Tesla shares have increased nearly six times more
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than at the time of the tweets about the bogus by out.
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And in the light of the oncoming legal proceedings, musk has
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stated that he will step down as CEO of Twitter.
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One of replacement is found this decision by judge Chen to deny,
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musk's request to move a delay. The trial sets the stage for the
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billionaire to be thrust into a legal drama.
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Amid, the turmoil of his Twitter take over, additionally, it's
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important to mention that the SEC had charged musk with
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Securities fraud in relation to the tweets, which was settled
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for a 40 million dollar, fine and must-see agreement to not
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serve a CEO of a public company. For three years, the trial will
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be significant event as it will not only test the accountability
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of the CEO of a publicly traded company for their statements on
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social media. But also the potential impact
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that it can have on the shareholders of the company as a
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whole, Twitter has been giving access to its Epi for years.
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So other platforms can use it to communicate with our users and
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for people to use so they can have a customized feed of their
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own if they decide Eyre to make their own app.
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Now, for example, if you're using a social media manager to
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view your account rather than the Twitter app or the website,
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you may find that Twitter is currently not working with that
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app. Something like tweet more or
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tweet bot. Phoenix or Twitter rific, they
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may not work because the API for Twitter is down currently now
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there's some guesses going on here but we think that Twitter
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is ceasing their API because they can't run ads through the
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API. It gives you a clean feed of
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everything that's going on on your Twitter account.
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Now, the third party apps not showing ads is costing NG
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Twitter money. And this is basically sending
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out information from Twitter servers to these third-party
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apps. This could be another
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cost-cutting measure from musk because this possibly could be
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saving Twitter millions of dollars per year for the apps to
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use the information coming from Twitter.
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Now, got to remember that, not just text comes from this API,
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it's also the images being served up from the Twitter
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servers, also, the videos being embedded, and if they're not
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getting any Return on that investment, there's really no
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reason for that API to exist without them, possibly
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refurbishing the API. And I can see this happening in
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the future, possibly new terms of service for anybody that
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wants to use the Twitter API, you have to include additional
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advertisements in your feed. Now this is a thing that some of
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these apps will definitely continue using if this happens
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and some of them will just kind of ceased to exist, some of
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these apps that are Kind of smaller, and they rely on a
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subscriber base to use their app while some of those subscribers
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will leave because they don't want to see apps in their feet,
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and that's probably why they started using that app to begin
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with. Furthermore, if these apps go
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out of business, there's only one place to get this
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information and that is at Twitter itself and you'll be
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able to see all the ads that were currently not available on
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those apis, but you'll be able to see them on your Twitter
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Thank you very much and let's get on to some SpaceX news.
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Spacex's Falcon heavy rocket known for its impressive.
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Aerial acrobatics and synchronize Landings took to the
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skies on Sunday to deliver National Security.
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Payloads to orbit for the US military.
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The mission called ussf 67 was launched at 5:56 p.m. eastern
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time from Ken Ade Space Center in Florida.
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Making the fifth successful light of the rocket and the
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reason for the one-day delay, for the initial advertise launch
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date on Saturday was not immediately.
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Clear. And the Falcon heavy made, its
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debut in 2018, with much fanfare, when SpaceX CEO Elon
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Musk attacks, his personal Tesla Roadster as a test payload for
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the launch. The car is still in space, taken
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an oblong path around the Sun that swings out as far as Mars
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orbital path. And the rocket followed up the
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test mission with two launches in 2019 before taking a
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three-year Hiatus. And the majority SpaceX is
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missions. Do not require the Falcon heavy
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has increased power as the company's Workhorse, Falcon 9
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rocket launch more than 60 times and 2022 alone sending two
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groups of astronauts to the space station, as well as
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starlink satellites and a variety of other spacecraft now.
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However, SpaceX is now fulfilling lucrative.
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Military Lodge contracts, its signed for the Falcon heavy
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years ago and the rocket return to flight in November with a
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launch of the u.s. military's, ussf 44 Mission and Sundays
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liftoff was a follow-up to that display ussf 44 included, six
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payloads, one satellite that Advanced Communications space
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weather sensing and other Technologies into near
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geosynchronous orbits. According to the military's
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space Operations Command. Now the ussf 67 we'll make use
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of the same type of spacecraft deployed on the USS, F40, for
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call the ldpe, which is essentially a bus for outer
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space that can carry smaller satellites and the Falcon heavy
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also carried a communication satellite called The Continuous
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broadcast augmenting satcom for the u.s. space for us.
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However, additional details about the said lights on Sundays
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missions. Were not immediately available.
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You know, as with each launch, the Falcon heavy rocket, put out
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a dramatic show back on Earth and after Sunday's Mission the
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company recovered two of the Falcon Heavies Rockets, first
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stage boosters, the tall. White sticks strep together to
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give the rocket its height and power.
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It lifts off. After expending most of their
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fuel. The side boosters fell away from
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the center core in reoriented themselves to slice back through
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Earth's atmosphere as they approached the ground.
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The booster is reignited, their engines and Heated, a
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synchronized landing on ground pads near the Florida coastline.
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This is a signature move for SpaceX, which routinely recovers
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and reuses. Its rocket boosters to drive
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down the cost of launches. However, the company did not
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attempt to recover the center booster because the fuel
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requirements. Now SpaceX has not successfully,
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retrieved all three boosters, although it's come very close.
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The two side boasters meet a pinpoint synchronized landing on
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ground pads. After a April 2019 mission in
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the Rocket Center booster touchdown on a seafaring
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platform. However rough waves toppled it
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over with this launch SpaceX continues to push the boundaries
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of what is possible in space travel and launch technology and
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shows that the Falcon heavy is an important tool for the
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company's future SpaceX is ramping up testing, in Boca
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Chica Starbase Texas, ship 24, stacked on top of booster 7 and
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they're doing tests to get it. Ready for An orbital flight test
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sometime in February, possibly in March, and there are still a
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order for this flight to take off.
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And just recently, Elon Musk took to Twitter to say that they
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Starship launch attempt will be soon.
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Now, NASA space flight added in a tweet.
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Their own does this sound about right Ilan?
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Cryo test. Today then wet dress rehearsal
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next week D stack for 3300, static fire.
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Final TPS work on ship 24, restack the ship launch license
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possible end of February. Early March, if all goes well
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per year, previous timeline, Elon Musk said that's a good
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guess so what we can take from this is that they're going to be
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doing cryogenic testing for the next few days.
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They're going to do a full wet dress rehearsal after that,
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which means they do everything that they need to do in order to
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fly the Starship, but they don't launch the Starship, they get
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completely ready to fly. Now, next after that, D stack of
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the Starship, which is on top of booster 7, take the ship off,
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put it next to it, put it on the ground, put it on its own pad
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and then they met static fire 33 engines, Haven't done this
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before, they don't know exactly what's going to happen but so
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far some of the static fires, most of the stata fires that
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happened with the booster destroyed the concrete under the
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orbital launch Mount. Now we've talked about this in
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the past if any concrete work to fly up and damage any part of
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the ship whether it's a raptor to engine or some tiles on the
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ship itself, there could be some damage that could ruin the
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flight for Ship 24 and booster seven, I have all the confidence
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in SpaceX that they're going to figure this one out before the
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orbital flight test and we know from the past, how much Elon
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Musk exaggerate some of these launch timelines, but we have
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some actual concrete evidence from SpaceX themselves on
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Twitter, they say more pics of Starship fully stacked of the
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orbital launch pad at Starbase and they show a picture of the
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fully stacked Starship. But booster 9 is right next door
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to it, right beside it. They've also moved ship 25 down
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to the orbital PAD as well which is pretty interesting.
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Now, look at this next week from SpaceX of this is the important
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part teams are stepping into a series of tests prior to
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Starships. Flight test in the weeks ahead,
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including full stack, wet dress, rehearsals and hold down firing
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of booster, sevens, 33 Raptor engines.
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Now this has never been done before.
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Or this is Uncharted Territory. We don't know what's going to
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happen when these 33 Raptor engines fire.
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So this could be the beginning to the orbital flight test and
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something absolutely amazing for human spaceflight or it could go
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the other way. Where the 33 engine static fire
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could just be too much power and they have to figure out how to
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contain all this power. And there's been talk about a
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flame diverter in some way, shape, or form that they could.
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Put underneath the orbital launch Mount to kind of divert
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the Flames away. So there's no more damage that
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concrete underneath but we haven't seen anything about a
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flame diverter directly from SpaceX or from Elon Musk.
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Actually Elon Musk in the past said he doesn't want to even
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have a flame diverter. Just wants to be able to launch
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this thing from basically anywhere.
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With it's very simple layout, and that makes a lot of sense of
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SpaceX wants to launch a Starship point-to-point anywhere
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in the world. They Need to be able to
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replicate this easily, and be able to construct it anywhere.
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And, during this upcoming test, SpaceX isn't just testing the
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rocket itself. They're testing the ground
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systems, all the systems pipes, wires Electronics, everything
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that feeds the fuel, into the rocket and safes, everything
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that needs to be tested before the orbital flight test.
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And the test schedule for SpaceX is usually some time 8:00 in the
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morning till 8:00 at night. So they have a daily 12-hour
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window to test Starship in Boca Chica, Texas.
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Now, coming up in the next few days, we have Tuesday January.
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17th 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. there's a road closure and I Wednesday
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January 18th, we have an 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. road closure.
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And then Thursday on the 19th, we have a road closure.
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So anytime during that window Space X could be ramping up for
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a cryogenic test and then a went Dress rehearsal of the ship and
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the booster now is it only going to take a few days to get to
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this point. We're not sure.
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We don't know exactly what the data is from SpaceX on Starship
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right now. Just recently, they tested some
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of the booster. They also tested the ground
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systems and a little bit possibly of the ship, but we
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haven't seen a full cryogenic test of ship 24.
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Once it's been stacked on top of booster 7, that That mean that
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they're going to go with ship 24 immediately with these next few
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tests, they could continue testing the booster for the next
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week. They have to make sure that
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everything is 100% okay, before they move on to the next step
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and Elon Musk stated that this is the most important launch of
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SpaceX. And also the orbital launch
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Mount and Stage 0. Those are the most important
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parts of this ship. They can't replicate that they
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can build. Build the new ship, they can
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build the new booster, but if they're going to do a static
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fire on top of this orbital launch Mount and something goes
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wrong, they have to rebuild everything almost from scratch.
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Sure they have the plans for it but it's not a simple thing to
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replicate like a ship or a booster SpaceX and NASA are
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working together for the Artemis 3 mission.
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And this is literally the beginning of the mission for
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SpaceX. They've already had billions of
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dollars allocated to this. In from NASA.
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So, if this doesn't work out well, then SpaceX could get set
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back months, possibly a year at the most, in order for them to
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move forward, with the next Starship, launch for the orbital
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flight test, and let's get back to the content.
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Now SpaceX is ramping up for the Artemis, 3 mission.
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Like I said, and then after that, what are they going to do?
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You already missed three Mission.
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They land people on the moon. But during that time, SpaceX
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plans to build a bunch of stars Our ships, Elon Musk just said
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recently in a tweet that they plan on building five fully
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stacked Starships, this year alone so five possible test
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flights of a Starship system sometime this year.
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Now if the Artemis 3 mission goes off without a hitch, and
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SpaceX is focused on that, they'll have to land a Starship
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on the moon and after they get it to the moon and to get people
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to the moon and come back, what will they focus on well.
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More Moon missions for the Artemis program, but also SpaceX
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wants to go to Mars in the next window is in 2024.
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I think it's September of 2024 so could SpaceX possibly be
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planning for a Starship launch to Mars in 2024 highly possible.
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Highly possible the inspiration from, that would be absolutely
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astronomical. So I believe SpaceX is working
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Words that but also the Artemis program and also getting this
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thing off the ground to begin with.
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I mean they still have the D stack the ship.
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We haven't talked about that yet the the heat tiles on the
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Starship after they dystek it there's to hit points at the top
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of the Starship. They are used with a crane to
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lift, Starship up and down. We have to remove those and then
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replace that area with heat tiles.
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The heat tiles are more than likely already built.
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So once they D stack it, Move it aside and put those heat tiles
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on may. Move it back to the high Bay to
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do that. So that'll take a day possibly
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to and then they'll move it back in the restack.
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It possibly do the full wet dress, rehearsal after that
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timeline. And then we're going to be ready
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for an orbital flight test, which will be absolutely awesome
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in the flight of Starship is going to be the most important
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flight for space flight ever. /, the huge cargo everything that
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the ship is capable of and sending people to the Moon, Mars
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and Beyond, it's absolutely incredible.
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And it's going to be happening. Hopefully within the next few
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months, according to Elon Musk super excited.
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