
Seb@SebBidouilleOct 16
Europe
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The pads each have their own reference code (4E)
I discovered something this morning, that’s why I love SpaceX and space; you learn something new every single day

Geoff@GBanksSmithOct 16
United Kingdom
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Pad 4E has history. It flew Titan rockets until 2005, and SpaceX's first Vandenberg launch lifted off from it on 29 September 2013, carrying Canada's CASSIOPE satellite on the maiden Falcon 9 v1.1.

🇪🇺 Teslectrics 🇪🇺@teslectricsOct 16
Europe
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Falcon 9 from Vandenberg again, same week Tesla puts SpaceX thrusters in a Roadster. Cold gas on a car, kerolox to orbit. Two companies,one lab culture. Europe still "debates" whether thrusters belong on a type plate.

Thomas Shaffer@RoadsontheMoonOct 16
United States
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space force shot the photo this time. good eye
Magnificent! Bravo $SPCX . That looks almost the same rocket in this Chrysler ad in 1966
Elon Musk keeps delivering. This is inspiring for all human beings on earth.
Tesla just made a Roadster that sticks to the ceiling, fires rocket thrusters, and flies. Full event, every demo, dead air cut 🚀
• Live at SpaceX McGregor: fan suction strong enough to hold it upside down, plus SpaceX-derived cold-gas thrusters (Tesla says 4–5x tire force)
• 0–60: Tesla lists <1.6s (Performance), <0.9s (Thrust), <0.59s (Rocket). On stage, a live run clocked 0.81s
• Tesla lists 300+ mi range and 230+ mph top speed (Rocket). Elon wants to "crack halfway to the speed of sound"
• Two carbon-overwrap air tanks, ~600 L and ~250 kg of air, 10 nozzles, and it refills itself. No special propellant
• Rocket version "can fly" (invite only, per Tesla). Elon: the last manually driven car Tesla will make
• Production in 2028 was mentioned on stage (unconfirmed). Tesla hasn't announced price or delivery dates
🎥 @Tesla @elonmusk @woodhaus2 @larsmoravy @wholemars @SawyerMerritt
0:00 Welcome to McGregor + Elon intro
4:59 Upside-down flight demo
7:53 "This car really sucks": Starman + thrusters
12:15 Up-close walkaround
15:25 Live 0–60 run: 0.81s
18:14 Half-mile, canyon jump, 2028
20:49 One more thing








































