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The technology is not new (click here). The only difference between this and an oil rig or any other drilling ship is the weight. There is no genius here. Just, sensationalism. Just more of the Musk Circus.
Musk is always conducting some sort of outrageous maneuver that hasn't been done before, like destroying the American government.
WITH OUR TAX DOLLARS.
October 16, 2026By Brian Brant
Ashley St. Clair (click here) is opening up in a new documentary about how she entered Elon Musk’s orbit — and the child custody battle that followed after she gave birth to their son.
“It’s very difficult to see the architecture that’s Elon’s world when you’re dropped in,” St. Clair, a 28-year-old former conservative influencer, says in Alex Gibney’s Musk, which was released in theaters nationwide on Friday, Oct. 16.
“You see just enough that you think you’re seeing the whole picture,” St. Clair says, “and you don’t ask any other questions.”
Musk’s ex is one of the more prominent voices featured in the roughly four-hour documentary....
February 6, 2023
By Jackie Watties
It’s now been half a decade (click here) since SpaceX turned heads around the world with its decision to launch Elon Musk’s personal Tesla roadster into outer space, sending the car on an endless journey into the cosmic wilderness where it’s expected to remain for millennia to come.
As of Monday, February 6, the cherry-colored sports car has officially been in space for exactly five years.
At the time of its anniversary, data estimates show that it had completed about three and one quarter loops around the sun and was positioned about 203 million miles (327 million kilometers) from Earth, according to the tracking website whereisroadster.com.
The roadster has logged more than 2.5 billion miles in space (4 billion kilometers), mostly through a barren vacuum. Though, in 2020, the vehicle made its first close approach to Mars, passing within 5 million miles of the planet, or about 20 times the distance between the Earth and the moon....
