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In this interview Elon Musk talks about how he started his companies SpaceX and Tesla. He also speaks about business and being humble. Interview originally 2013.

Mars or Bust will continue to document the progress made by SpaceX, Elon Musk and others on our Fascinating Journey to Mars.

How the tech billionaires are planning to send you into space

John Thornhill investigates whether big government or big business will fund the future of space exploration.

Raw video of test failure. Recorded live with @BocaChicaMaria1.

Starship, SpaceX’s ambitious rocket under development, could have an underestimated effect on society’s interactions with space.
The stainless steel rocket is currently in the prototyping phase, but when complete it’s set to unlock some of SpaceX’s most ambitious targets. It uses easier-to-harvest rocket fuel, which could create a planet-hopping network to the moon, Mars and beyond. It can also carry over 100 tons or 100 people into orbit at once, meaning humans can send more into space than ever before.

Mars or Bust will continue to document the progress made by SpaceX, Elon Musk and others on our Fascinating Journey to Mars.

What a week of news! Today we are covering SpaceX Starship, Starlinks Record-Breaking Mission, Crew Dragon and Boeing Starliner updates. Loads to talk about in regard to Starship, but in addition to that, we’re talking about parachute systems for both the Crew Dragon as well as Boeing’s Starliner which has just had its pad abort test the other day. To top all this off, we have an actual SpaceX Falcon 9 launch happening very shortly with the upcoming Starlink mission. This is is going to break a few records as well.

Opening day of Air Force Space Pitch Day. The two-day event was hosted by the U.S. Air Force to demonstrate the Air Force’s willingness and ability to work with non-traditional startups. The “Fireside Chat” features Lt. Gen. John F. Thompson, Space and Missile Systems Center Commander, and Elon Musk, Space X Chief Engineer. The chat covers the future of space, space industry, how to find talent, and various other topics.

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5 mind blowing things Spacex plans to do by 2030. Today, we take a look at these 5 mind blowing things Spacex plans to do by 2030.

SpaceX, led by tech billionaire Elon Musk seems to be leading the way for humanity, when it comes to space travel. Founded in 2002, space X started off as a small ambitious space company. Today it is the leader in space technology.

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Welcome to Episode 43 of What about it!?

In this Episode, we will take an in depth look at Paul Woosters Starship Presentation at the Mars Society Convention 2019, which was not advertised at all. With incredibly detailed insights into what lies ahead, he gave out more information, that Elon Musk himself at the official SpaceX Starship Presentation 2019.

New York Times columnist Jim Stewart joins "Squawk on the Street" to discuss Elon Musk's tweets, the new Tesla Cybertruck and more.

The space race between the capitalist US and communist USSR saw decades of competition to push the boundaries of what mankind could achieve in space, all in the name of ideological superiority.

Now, a new contest is under way, but instead of a clash of cultures, this is a clash of egos - between two billionaires who made their fortune on the internet.

We have all watched SpaceX's Rapid Progress over the last decade. Well, what can we say to all other space launch providers apart from... Beat This! This video is a showcase of some of the most inspirational SpaceX material I've been able to splice together. As Elon Musk says, "Persistence is very important. You should not give up unless you are forced to give up."
I doubt we could find as many examples of persistence than with SpaceX. Elon Musk has visions that are nothing short of revolutionary. As he so eloquently states... "When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor."

I hope you enjoy my interpretation of SpaceX's amazing journey from the early 2000's to 2019.

Mars or Bust will continue to document the progress made by SpaceX, Elon Musk and others on our Fascinating Journey to Mars.

Mars or Bust will continue to document the progress made by SpaceX, Elon Musk and others on our Fascinating Journey to Mars.

Elon Musk's Complete interview at Air Force Space Pitch Day
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1000 Starships. 1 Million tons to build a city on Mars over the next 20 years.

Marginal Cost of Starship $2M.

Crew Dragon Static Fire Test - NET November 9th

Starlink-1 - NET November 11th

Milestone- First time to fly the same booster 4 times.

SpaceX will attempt to catch both payload fairing using GO Ms. Chief and Go Ms. Tree

In October 2019, Elon Musk’s SpaceX sought permission to launch 30,000 satellites into orbit—on top of the 12,000 already approved satellites—as a part of its Starlink megaconstellation.

Starlink aims to beam high-speed internet around the globe, starting with service in North America as early as 2020.

But…why?

Global connectivity.

Today we are talking about SpaceX Starship being delivered to the launch pad. Starship's progress is amazing and we are soon going to be seeing plenty of exciting tests going on. On top of that, we’re also talking about the amazing X-37B that SpaceX launched in 2017. What is exciting about that you ask? Well, this secret little military test vessel has been in orbit for all this time and this week.... it has returned. So yes, lots to talk and explore today.

SpaceX Starship Is Being Moved to Launchpad | SpaceX in the News Episode 61. Today we watch as SpaceX move the bottom half of the Mark 1 Starship to the launchpad site in Boca Chica, TX. Then we check in on Starlink and Crew Dragon updates, and finish with today's honorable mention.

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SpaceX's Starlink division is on track to offer satellite-broadband service in the United States in mid-2020, the company’s president and chief operating officer Gwynne Shotwell said Oct. 22.
Getting there will require the company to launch six to eight batches of satellites, Shotwell told reporters during a media roundtable. SpaceX also has to finish the design and engineering of the user terminals, which is not a minor challenge, Shotwell acknowledged.
SpaceX’s proposed Starlink constellation of thousands of satellites, which are designed to orbit at low altitudes above the Earth and beam internet coverage to the surface below.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk posted two tweets that show he's testing the broadband service.
Elon Musk has a Starlink terminal at his house and he used it to send a tweet early on Oct. 22.
”Sending this tweet through space via Starlink satellite,” Elon Musk tweeted to his 29 million followers. Two minutes later, Musk sent a follow-up tweet that said, "Whoa, it worked!!"
In this video Engineering Today will discuss SpaceX’s plan to provide internet coverage with Starlink constellation as soon as mid-2020.
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The SpaceX Starship is in its 4th iteration and is officially entering the testing phase with the production of the Mark 1 prototype that was unveiled on Sept. 28th 2019. Today we look at the history of the Starship and look at the design changes that have occurred along the way.