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FYI: This footage comes from one of the Starlink V3 satellites Starship deployed to orbit. The satellite turned back to film the Starship that carried it up. It is one of the first 26 V3 satellites released on Starship's first orbital flight. A satellite filming its own ride to space. Source: Starlink

FYI: This footage comes from one of the Starlink V3 satellites Starship deployed to orbit. The satellite turned back to film the Starship that carried it up. It is one of the first 26 V3 satellites released on Starship's first orbital flight. A satellite filming its own ride to space. Source: Starlink

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NEWS: Tesla's fleet has now driven 12 billion miles on Full Self-Driving The count passed 12 billion this week, just a month after hitting 11 billion on June 9. About 4.5 billion of those miles were on city streets. The pace is speeding up fast. The fleet now adds around 30 million miles a day, up from 14 million a day at the start of the year. Each new billion is arriving quicker than the last. Why this number matters. Elon Musk has said Tesla needs roughly 10 billion miles of real driving data to make self-driving safe enough to run unsupervised. The fleet is now well past that and the data trains the system to handle rare, tricky situations. Tesla's own safety report says cars on FSD have one major crash every 5.3 million miles, versus one every 660,000 for the average US driver. FSD is still a supervised system. The driver has to stay attentive and ready to take over. (Source: Tesla FSD Safety Report, July 17)

NEWS: Tesla's fleet has now driven 12 billion miles on Full Self-Driving The count passed 12 billion this week, just a month after hitting 11 billion on June 9. About 4.5 billion of those miles were on city streets. The pace is speeding up fast. The fleet now adds around 30 million miles a day, up from 14 million a day at the start of the year. Each new billion is arriving quicker than the last. Why this number matters. Elon Musk has said Tesla needs roughly 10 billion miles of real driving data to make self-driving safe enough to run unsupervised. The fleet is now well past that and the data trains the system to handle rare, tricky situations. Tesla's own safety report says cars on FSD have one major crash every 5.3 million miles, versus one every 660,000 for the average US driver. FSD is still a supervised system. The driver has to stay attentive and ready to take over. (Source: Tesla FSD Safety Report, July 17)

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