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SpaceX: From a scrappy rocket startup to catching falling skyscrapers with giant chopsticks.

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Vanta1 год назад

@a30163827 The greatest company on earth

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Ivar 🇸🇪1 год назад

Yeah

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The Dictator1 год назад

@a30163827 @elonmusk Supreme ruthless leader Kekius Maximus loves spikes 🚀

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SunStar1 год назад

@a30163827 @elonmusk So locked-in !❤️ ❣️...give me a man of the mid-night..❣️

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Western Decline1 год назад

@a30163827 How it started vs How it's going

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Woke Hunter1 год назад

@a30163827 Now we are going to Mars.

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Vera Bragina1 год назад

@a30163827 @elonmusk Time flies, but Elon's technology is developing at a fantastic pace!

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The Heart Speaks1 год назад

@a30163827 @elonmusk I hope to find a man one day who holds me the way the Mechazilla Chopsticks hold the Booster..

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@a30163827 @elonmusk Thank you for Never Giving Up Elon 🫡🫶🏻🚀

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