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20 | @erau_daytona | Pilot | Tesla 21 LR 3 Owner | FSDBeta | $TSLA shareholder 🇺🇸
Daytona Beach, FL Katılım Temmuz 2020
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Great having Embry-Riddle students at NASA HQ today.
Spent time in the Space Operations Center talking through what it takes to execute missions at the highest level and hearing from the next generation that’s going to carry it even further.
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BREAKING: Switzerland closed its airspace for US military flights directly linked to the Iran war, citing its tradition of neutrality in armed conflicts, pet Bloomberg
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I can't wait until we look back as a society and all recognize how absolutely insane and terrifying it is that an entire political party just admitted to caring more about illegal immigrants than American citizens
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@aaronburnett SpaceX has a massive presence in Florida. It is our biggest launch complex by far. And the Starship heat shield factory is there.
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JUST IN - FAA orders all U.S. airlines to certify they are conducting merit-based hiring for pilots or face federal investigation — Reuters
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3 different pads.
3 different rockets.
All 3 bound for space hopefully within the next 3 weeks.
All vertical at the same time.
SLC-41: Vulcan/USSF-87
SLC-40: Falcon + Dragon/Crew-12
LC-39B: SLS + Orion/Artemis 2
@NASASpaceflight will cover them all for you!
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It amazes me the amount of people on this app that think Vonn’s torn ACL caused her to crash.
It did not.
It was her right pole, clipping the gate.
Which caused her ARM to be out of position, twisting her torso mid air, she became unbalanced and that led to the crash.
Incredibly bad luck as she was fully going for it on her run. Just cut it a few centimeters too close on that gate and failed.
1. This particular type of crash wasn’t predictable.
(Although it is eerie that she was wearing number 13 on her bib.)
2. It wasn’t selfish of her to race.
She earned the spot, she completed two training runs and was 3rd overall yesterday with a real chance to medal.
3. And it was not unusual.
Crashes happen in Alpine skiing. Every Olympics. Every race on the World Cup circuit. It’s part of the nature of the sport.
Again, the cause had nothing to do with her ACL.
By the way, one of the first skiers in yesterday’s men’s downhill also competed with a torn ACL. Didn’t win but made it down the mountain. Only difference was his wasn’t as recent or newsworthy of an injury.
Part of what made her a champion in so many races was her aggressiveness. It didn’t work out today. That’s it.
Why people are vilifying her I will never understand.
Matt Norlander@MattNorlander
The AP's Jacquelyn Martin has the photo that shows the split-second before Lindsey Vonn's crash: her right ski pole clips the gate at the crest of the jump, which flung her off balance and induced the crash.
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I’m sorry but…
If you have “mixed emotions” about representing America in the Olympics you should NOT be allowed to represent my country.
I’d rather us lose with patriots, than win with traitors.
Oli London@OliLondonTV
Team USA freestyle skiers say they feel bad about representing America at the Olympics due to ICE. “It brings up mixed emotions to represent the U.S. right now it’s a little hard.”
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DOW Rapid Response@DOWResponse
.@SECWAR "I just had the privilege of meeting with Administrator Isaacman over at NASA. Your work here will help to accomplish President Trump’s National Space Policy objectives at RECORD PACE—including on critical projects like Artemis. We are going to MAKE SPACE GREAT AGAIN."
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Here's another angle. For those of us that enjoy driving under different circumstances, that is absolutely true. And if they ever only make vehicles that can't be manually driven and not lose the company, we can buy other brands.
I think that if Tesla ever stops making cars that people can drive, it's a major change, turning them into a different company than what we got excited about in the beginning. I personally like to see both. The best manually driven vehicles and autonomous.
I don't think it is realistic to only have autonomous-everything. Just as people with different opinions and preferences co-exist, the different ways of transportation still have centuries ahead to co-exist.
Individuality matters. Choices matter. We should be able to pick and choose what we want to do, rather than it be dictated by limited options. If Tesla goes in a single direction, the market will provide other options to those that want them.
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I really dislike the direction Tesla is headed.
A vehicle you subscribe to.
A vehicle you don’t get to drive.
A vehicle with no soul.
I hope this isn’t the future. Please @Rivian don’t become this…
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
By June 30, 2026, Tesla will officially discontinue the Model S and Model X. Since the Model S rolled out in 2012 and Model X in 2016, about 740,000 of them have been delivered, each one helping define an era of Tesla’s and automotive history. Salute to two amazing products 🫡
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