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ELON IN 2010: FULLY REUSABLE ROCKET NEEDED TO MAKE LIFE MULTI-PLANETARY "The really big breakthrough, the fundamental invention that's needed to make life multi-planetary, is a fully reusable orbit-class rocket system. The Space Shuttle is partly reusable, but the main tank is thrown away every time, and even the...

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Фото профиля T3chfeed
T3chfeed2 лет назад

Visionary insight turned reality. Reusability revolutionized space travel.

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Ralenes World2 лет назад

This is sort of like what a boat was to the new world. Its exciting to think about being a multiplanetary species

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HARISH KUMAR2 лет назад

The person's efforts to support life on multiple planets without government support demonstrate their forward-thinking attitude and determination.

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MARS - THE GATEWAY TO MARS2 лет назад

Making life #Multiplanetary - This is the legacy that #ElonMusk will leave for humanity and will be the GREATEST achievement ever seen to date from the human race. $MARS #GatewayToMars #colonizeMars

Фото профиля Fear Speech
Fear Speech2 лет назад

How we going to go to different planets when we can’t even get living on earth right first

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Hoa Vô Khuyết2 лет назад

The really big breakthrough, the fundamental invention that's needed to make life multi-planetary, is a fully reusable orbit-class rocket system.

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TruthTellerAGI2 лет назад

Rockets are not the future, anti-gravity is. I’ve seen a perfectly spherical UFO, silently fly over my home (NOT SAYING LITTLE GREEN MEN), but definitely a UFO. I know first hand this has to be the future, and that this is what @elonmusk needs to be working on, NOT rockets.

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Yongseok Choi2 лет назад

My mind is already there🤩🤩🚀

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