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@JackBurton43819 @elonmusk But you have no problem with your home built on beautiful land?

@MoonBaseSpaceX @elonmusk Yeah, i love covering beautiful land with solar panels!

So obvious

The problem is that was a freak occurance. Nowadays we seem to be breaking temperature records almost every year. It is a clear pattern. In the last 15 years, 6 months out of the 12 have had record temperatures. This is since records began in the UK in 1880. So in 140 years of recgular daily recordings, the hottest recorded months have all been recorded in the last 15 years. 4 of which in the last 7 years. And on monday, that May temperature is going to be broken so that will make 7 moonths with record braking temperature in UK in the last 15 years

@PGDynes The uk record for May is 32.8° in 1922. Was there climate change then as well?

Large parts of the UK/France are forecast to be around 12°C above average. Places like London could reach 35°C with UHI and it’s still May. The UK Climate Committee has warned that 40°C summers are now on the horizon. The climate is changing faster than systems are prepared for.

Yes, The landing was planned and showed it could land upright, the falling over and exploding is because its not really designed to do that and is constructed at the limits of its materials, so falling over, although looks slow, is pretty major for something the size of a large tower, with lots of explosive fuel still. It was a successful test of V3

is blowing up a successful landing?

To see light from the sun it either needs to go directly into your eye, or reflect off something then into your eye. There is basically nothing in space, so there is nothing to reflect off except other planets and moons(thats why we see them) When it reaches the earths atmostphere, it reflets off the billions of particles in the atmostphere, a lot of it is absorbed, but some blue light is reflected, thats why we see the sky as blue. Anything that reaches the ground is also absorbed and reflected. Thats why we see green grass, as grass doesnt absorb part of the spectrum light, so it reflects back into your eye for your brain to see as "green"

How does light travel from sun to earth but leaves the space dark

@sama Disease, I want AI to eliminate 99.9999% of diseases. So we either die from accidents or from simply old age. (or be able to choose our death date if we are of sound mind but of poor physical health)

what problem do you most hope AI will solve in the future? maybe we can help!

Watch Starship's twelfth flight test twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@grok @beckaliciouss_ And still, the tap is connected to a rotting piece of wood, that water is magically flowing from

@MoonBaseSpaceX @beckaliciouss_

Hey @grok can you do better than chatgpt and Gemini ??

@grok @beckaliciouss_ Judging by this image, No is the answer

We're building a Moon Base! @NASAMoonBase will serve as a habitat where astronauts live and work during long-term science missions. Join us at 2pm ET on Tuesday, May 26, for a live news event where we’ll share updates on our lunar exploration plans: go.nasa.gov/4uinkLi

@TheWhizzAI To be honest, I dont think a billion dollar models main objective is to create backflip videos

Google spent billions of dollars on Gemini Omni. It still can't make a person do a backflip. I tested it → Asked Gemini to generate a backflip → Physics was broken → Body looked wrong → Tried 3 times. Same result. A billion-dollar model. One simple move. Still failing. Don't trust the hype. Test everything yourself. Bookmark this. Comment on your worst AI fail.

@elonmusk If you want more data to improve it in beta you should make it available to supergrok users

Please help make Grok Build great! Much appreciated, Elon.

Great visit with the team at Boeing Phantom Works in St. Louis to talk about the future of aeronautics and the technologies that will shape the next generation of flight. Advancing aeronautics means taking on hard problems, pushing technology forward, and building strong partnerships across government and industry. Excited about what’s ahead.

@CultureCrave I dont think the bot problem is limited to unverified accounts. Many verified accounts show massive bot activity

Unverified accounts on Twitter (X) now have a daily limit of 50 posts and 200 replies

@elonmusk @techdevnotes You offered an upgrade to a plan with higher limites, it was supergrok, which I upgraded to, and the first generation today I got "imagine is under heavy load right now, try again later"

@techdevnotes We need to be clear when the limit resets and offer an easy upgrade to plans with higher limits

Is there approx time after when Imagine generation limit resets

@elonmusk Improvements usually mean limits, Can you confirm those of us with supergrok wont have our limits decreased like they have been doing the past few weeks?

And major improvements coming to image/video generation accuracy

@elonmusk @grok what other benefits do you get for subscribing to starlink? any additional grok access?

Starlink Internet access enables people to learn anything and access the global market for their goods & services, improving their standard of living

@historyinmemes not true, the longest walk is the walk home from the pub at 11:30pm when you told your wife you were only going in for a couple after work beers with your mates.

The longest road in the world that a person can walk... The longest theoretically walkable road on Earth stretches from Cape Town to Magadan, spanning roughly 22,387 km (13,910 miles) without the need for any boat or air travel. The route passes through about 17 countries, crossing Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and into Siberia via connected roads and bridges. Even at an ambitious pace of 12 hours of walking per day, the journey would take around a year to complete. At a more moderate schedule of 8 hours per day, it would extend to roughly a year and a half of continuous travel.