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China on Tuesday alleged that US billionaire Elon Musk-owned SpaceX’s satellites had two “close encounters” with its space station in orbit, and has complained to the UN about the incidents which endangered the safety of the Chinese astronauts.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian, addressing a media briefing here, said that the Chinese space station was forced to avoid collisions with satellites launched by Musk's Starlink Internet Services project.
“I can confirm in July and October this year SpaceX satellite links made close encounters with China’s space station twice,” Zhao said.
During this period, the Chinese astronauts were executing missions in the Space Station (CSS), he said, replying to a question.
“Out of security reasons, the Chinese space station adopted preventive collision avoidance control measures,” he said.
Zhao said China has complained to the UN Secretary on December 3 about the SpaceX satellites’ close encounters under the principles of Outer Space Treaty, warranting the signatories to report any violations to protect the lives of astronauts.
He said that under the treaty, the parties should bear the international responsibility for the activities in outer space whether by governmental or non-governmental entities.
The incidents occurred on July 1 and October 21, according to a document submitted by China this month to the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, according to media reports.
Accusing the US of ignoring its obligations under the treaty posing a severe threat to the astronauts, Zhao urged Washington to take measures to prevent such close encounters from happening again and “act in a responsible manner”.
The CSS “Tiangong” has stayed in a near-circular orbit at an altitude of around 390 kms above the earth since it was launched on April 29.
Since its launch, China has sent two batches of three astronauts to build the under-construction CSS which was expected to be ready by next year.
In October, China sent three astronauts, including a woman.
Billed as the most prestigious and strategically important space project for China, the low orbit space station would be the country's eye in the sky, providing round the clock bird's-eye view on the rest of the world.
Once ready, China will be the only country to own a space station while the ageing International Space Station (ISS) of Russia is a collaborative project of several countries.
CSS is expected to be a competitor to the ISS and perhaps may become a sole space station to remain in orbit once the ISS retires.
The Hong Kong-based South Morning Post reported that from May 16 to June 24, the Starlink-1095 satellite maintained a steady descent from its original 555 km-altitude orbit to around 382 km, and then stayed there, posing the risk of a potential collision with CSS.
Following this, the CSS was forced to conduct an evasive manoeuvre on July 1 when the two-spacecraft had a close encounter, according to China’s note posted on the website of the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs.
The other satellite, the Starlink-2305, similarly continuously changed its orbit in October with an “unknown” manoeuvre strategy and unassessable orbital errors, again forcing the CSS to implement collision-avoidance control, it said.
According to satellite tracking information, Starlink-1095 continued to descend until it re-entered the atmosphere and burnt out in September, while the Starlink-2305 climbed from a 350 km orbit to 550 km from October to November.
When two spacecraft are orbiting at the same height, there is a risk of crossing paths and collisions, the report said.
US entrepreneur Musk is the founder-CEO of SpaceX (Space Exploration Technologies), which operates the Starlink internet satellites and has already sent more than 1,900 satellites into space since 2019.
SpaceX has said that its Starlink satellites are equipped with autonomous orbit changing features to avoid collisions, and that other spacecraft do not need to manoeuvre in case of an encounter, the Post report said.
In March, SpaceX signed an agreement with US space agency NASA promising to steer Starlink satellites out of the way if they got too close to the ISS or other Nasa spacecraft.
It also agreed to launch its satellites into initial orbits that did not come within three miles (5 km) of the ISS or other Nasa spacecraft, according to the Post report.
Apart from SpaceX, other commercial companies have also announced plans to further populate space with their own internet service constellations, including Amazon, OneWeb and Telstar.

China complains to UN, says Elon Musk’s SpaceX satellites came close to its space station twice

China on Tuesday alleged that US billionaire Elon Musk-owned SpaceX&rsquo;s satellites had two &ldquo;close encounters&rdquo; with its space station in orbit. Beijing said it has complained to the UN about the incidents which endangered the safety of the Chinese astronauts.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian&nbsp;said that the Chinese space station was forced to avoid collisions with satellites launched by Musk's Starlink Internet Services project.
He said in July and October this year SpaceX satellite links made close encounters with China&rsquo;s space station twice.&nbsp;
During this period, the Chinese astronauts were executing missions in the Space Station.
China has complained to the UN Secretary under the principles of Outer Space Treaty, warranting the signatories to report any violations to protect the lives of astronauts.
He said that under the treaty, the parties should bear the international responsibility for the activities in outer space whether by governmental or non-governmental entities.

China has complained to the UN Secretary under the principles of Outer Space Treaty, warranting the signatories to report any violations to protect the lives of astronauts.

China on Tuesday alleged that US billionaire Elon Musk-owned SpaceX&rsquo;s satellites had two &ldquo;close encounters&rdquo; with its space station in orbit, and has complained to the UN about the incidents which endangered the safety of the Chinese astronauts.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian, addressing a media briefing here, said that the Chinese space station was forced to avoid collisions with satellites launched by Musk's Starlink Internet Services project.
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&ldquo;I can confirm in July and October this year SpaceX satellite links made close encounters with China&rsquo;s space station twice,&rdquo; Zhao said.
During this period, the Chinese astronauts were executing missions in the Space Station (CSS), he said, replying to a question.
&ldquo;Out of security reasons, the Chinese space station adopted preventive collision avoidance control measures,&rdquo; he said.
Zhao said China has complained to the UN Secretary on December 3 about the SpaceX satellites&rsquo; close encounters under the principles of Outer Space Treaty, warranting the signatories to report any violations to protect the lives of astronauts.
He said that under the treaty, the parties should bear the international responsibility for the activities in outer space whether by governmental or non-governmental entities.
The incidents occurred on July 1 and October 21, according to a document submitted by China this month to the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, according to media reports.
Accusing the US of ignoring its obligations under the treaty posing a severe threat to the astronauts, Zhao urged Washington to take measures to prevent such close encounters from happening again and &ldquo;act in a responsible manner&rdquo;.
The CSS &ldquo;Tiangong&rdquo; has stayed in a near-circular orbit at an altitude of around 390 kms above the earth since it was launched on April 29.
Since its launch, China has sent two batches of three astronauts to build the under-construction CSS which was expected to be ready by next year.
In October, China sent three astronauts, including a woman.
Billed as the most prestigious and strategically important space project for China, the low orbit space station would be the country's eye in the sky, providing round the clock bird's-eye view on the rest of the world.
Once ready, China will be the only country to own a space station while the ageing International Space Station (ISS) of Russia is a collaborative project of several countries.
CSS is expected to be a competitor to the ISS and perhaps may become a sole space station to remain in orbit once the ISS retires.
The Hong Kong-based South Morning Post reported that from May 16 to June 24, the Starlink-1095 satellite maintained a steady descent from its original 555 km-altitude orbit to around 382 km, and then stayed there, posing the risk of a potential collision with CSS.
Following this, the CSS was forced to conduct an evasive manoeuvre on July 1 when the two-spacecraft had a close encounter, according to China&rsquo;s note posted on the website of the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs.
The other satellite, the Starlink-2305, similarly continuously changed its orbit in October with an &ldquo;unknown&rdquo; manoeuvre strategy and unassessable orbital errors, again forcing the CSS to implement collision-avoidance control, it said.
According to satellite tracking information, Starlink-1095 continued to descend until it re-entered the atmosphere and burnt out in September, while the Starlink-2305 climbed from a 350 km orbit to 550 km from October to November.
When two spacecraft are orbiting at the same height, there is a risk of crossing paths and collisions, the report said.
US entrepreneur Musk is the founder-CEO of SpaceX (Space Exploration Technologies), which operates the Starlink internet satellites and has already sent more than 1,900 satellites into space since 2019.
SpaceX has said that its Starlink satellites are equipped with autonomous orbit changing features to avoid collisions, and that other spacecraft do not need to manoeuvre in case of an encounter, the Post report said.
In March, SpaceX signed an agreement with US space agency NASA promising to steer Starlink satellites out of the way if they got too close to the ISS or other Nasa spacecraft.
It also agreed to launch its satellites into initial orbits that did not come within three miles (5 km) of the ISS or other Nasa spacecraft, according to the Post report.
Apart from SpaceX, other commercial companies have also announced plans to further populate space with their own internet service constellations, including Amazon, OneWeb and Telstar.

Amid a large, active outbreak Elon Musk backed SpaceX has reported at least 132 cases of Covid19 in it's California rocket fatcory where nearly 6000 workers are employed

SpaceX reports 132 cases of Covid-19 at rocket factory in California that employs 6000

Musk backed SpaceX is currently facing a heavy load of work and shifts as the company has had four launches this month. This the second outbreak reported at the rocket facility.

SpaceX reports 132 cases of Covid-19 at rocket factory in California

The&nbsp;Los Angeles County&nbsp;Department of Public Health data revealed outbreak in Musk backed SpaceX&nbsp;California HQ

Amid a large, active outbreak Elon&nbsp;Musk backed SpaceX&nbsp;has reported at least 132 cases of Covid-19 in it's California rocket fatcory&nbsp;where nearly 6000 workers are employed.&nbsp;&nbsp;SpaceX&nbsp;is currently facing a heavy load of work and shifts as&nbsp; the company has had four launches this month. This&nbsp;the second outbreak reported at the rocket facility. Back in March 2020, 12 employees at the same facility had to be sent home after two confirmed COVID-19 cases at the location.
On Sunday, Los Angeles County logged its third consecutive day with more than 3,000 new COVID-19 cases. Meanwhile US authorities have confirmed that over 73% of all new cases of Covid&nbsp;are from the highly transmissible Omicron variant.&nbsp;

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may be a billionaire, but even he's not spared from some parenting duties!
Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call on Wednesday, with his 16-month-old son joining him on his lap.&nbsp;Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board. 
When it was his turn to speak and he switched on the camera, he was seen with his youngest son, X &AElig; A-12, sitting on his lap.&nbsp;The young boy was seen looking intently at the computer screen as his father prepped himself to talk. 
The screen had videos of rockets. Responding to his son&rsquo;s bauble, Elon Musk told him, &ldquo;Rocket&rdquo;.The baby continued to tap his hands on the table as his father looked at the screen. A few minutes later, two men could be seen opening the room&rsquo;s door to take him away. 
Christian Davenport, a journalist from The Washington Post shared a screenshot of Musk with his son, saying, "Elon and baby giving a Starship presentation. As he once told me, 'Mars needs babies.'"&nbsp;The SpaceX and Tesla chief responded to his tweet, saying, "It (Mars) does need people!"

Watch: Elon Musk had a Dad moment as his son X joined him on a video call

Billionaire Elon Musk had a classic dad moment as his son, baby X joined him for a video call, watch the video

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may be a billionaire, but even he's not spared from some parenting duties!
SUPER: Elon&nbsp;Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call
SUPER: SpaceX&nbsp;CEO's&nbsp;16-month-old son joined him for a presentation
Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call on Wednesday, with his 16-month-old son joining him on his lap.&nbsp;Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board.
((breathe kid babbling))
SUPER: Baby X seemed to be keenly interested in rockets too
The young boy was seen looking intently at the computer screen as his father prepped himself to talk.&nbsp;
((show tweet by WaPo&nbsp;journalist)) ((then Elon&nbsp;Musk tweet reply))
SUPER: Mars needs people and Musk Junior seems ready!
Christian Davenport, a journalist from The Washington Post shared a screenshot of Musk with his son, saying, "Elon and baby giving a Starship presentation. As he once told me, 'Mars needs babies.'"&nbsp;The SpaceX and Tesla chief responded to his tweet, saying, "It (Mars) does need people!"

Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board. His son was seen sitting on his lap.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may be a billionaire, but even he's not spared from some parenting duties!
Musk had a classic dad moment during a video call on Wednesday, with his 16-month-old son joining him on his lap.&nbsp;Musk was speaking on SpaceX&rsquo;s Starship program during a talk organised by the National Academies Space Studies Board.
When it was his turn to speak and he switched on the camera, he was seen with his youngest son, X &AElig; A-12, sitting on his lap.&nbsp;The young boy was seen looking intently at the computer screen as his father prepped himself to talk.
The screen had videos of rockets. Responding to his son&rsquo;s bauble, Elon Musk told him, &ldquo;Rocket&rdquo;. The baby continued to tap his hands on the table as his father looked at the screen. A few minutes later, two men could be seen opening the room&rsquo;s door to take him away.
Christian Davenport, a journalist from The Washington Post shared a screenshot of Musk with his son, saying, "Elon and baby giving a Starship presentation. As he once told me, 'Mars needs babies.'"&nbsp;The SpaceX and Tesla chief responded to his tweet, saying, "It (Mars) does need people!"

Four astronauts returned to Earth on Monday, riding home with SpaceX to end a 200-day space station mission that began last spring.
Their capsule parachuted into the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Pensacola, Florida, in darkness. Recovery boats quickly moved in with spotlights.
Their homecoming - coming just eight hours after leaving the International Space Station - paved the way for SpaceX's launch of their four replacements as early as Wednesday night.
The newcomers were scheduled to launch first, but NASA switched the order because of bad weather and an astronaut's undisclosed medical condition. The welcoming duties will now fall to the lone American and two Russians left behind at the space station.
Before Monday afternoon&rsquo;s undocking, German astronaut Matthias Maurer, who&rsquo;s waiting to launch at NASA&rsquo;s Kennedy Space Center, tweeted it was a shame the two crews wouldn&rsquo;t overlap at the space station but &ldquo;we trust you&rsquo;ll leave everything nice and tidy.&rdquo; His will be SpaceX's fourth crew flight for NASA in just one-and-a-half years.
&nbsp;NASA astronauts Shane Kimbrough and Megan McArthur, Japan's Akihiko Hoshide and France's Thomas Pesquet should have been back Monday morning, but high wind in the recovery zone delayed their return.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;'Splashdown!': SpaceX welcomes back Inspiration4 orbital crew

Ending 200-day flight, US SpaceX capsule with 4 astronauts returns to Earth

Four astronauts returned to Earth on Monday, riding home with SpaceX to end a 200-day space station mission that began last spring.


Four astronauts returned to Earth on Monday, riding home with SpaceX to end a 200-day space station mission that began last spring.
Their capsule parachuted into the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Pensacola, Florida, in darkness. Recovery boats quickly moved in with spotlights.
The newcomers were scheduled to launch first, but NASA switched the order because of bad weather and an astronaut's undisclosed medical condition.
NASA astronauts Shane Kimbrough and Megan McArthur, Japan's Akihiko Hoshide and France's Thomas Pesquet should have been back on Monday morning, but high wind in the recovery zone delayed their return.

4 NASA&nbsp;astronauts&nbsp;should have been back Monday morning, but high wind in the recovery zone delayed their return.

Four astronauts returned to Earth on Monday, riding home with SpaceX to end a 200-day space station mission that began last spring.
Their capsule parachuted into the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Pensacola, Florida, in darkness. Recovery boats quickly moved in with spotlights.
Their homecoming - coming just eight hours after leaving the International Space Station - paved the way for SpaceX's launch of their four replacements as early as Wednesday night.
The newcomers were scheduled to launch first, but <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/beyond-the-milky-way-galaxy-nasa-makes-a-striking-discovery-1635241624540">NASA</a> switched the order because of bad weather and an astronaut's undisclosed medical condition. The welcoming duties will now fall to the lone American and two Russians left behind at the space station.
Before Monday afternoon&rsquo;s undocking, German astronaut Matthias Maurer, who&rsquo;s waiting to launch at NASA&rsquo;s Kennedy Space Center, tweeted it was a shame the two crews wouldn&rsquo;t overlap at the space station but &ldquo;we trust you&rsquo;ll leave everything nice and tidy.&rdquo; His will be SpaceX's fourth crew flight for NASA in just one-and-a-half years.
&nbsp;NASA astronauts Shane Kimbrough and Megan McArthur, Japan's Akihiko Hoshide and France's Thomas Pesquet should have been back on Monday morning, but high wind in the recovery zone delayed their return.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;'Splashdown!': <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/splashdown-spacex-welcomes-back-inspiration4-orbital-crew-1632025304097">SpaceX welcomes back Inspiration4 orbital crew</a>

Jeff Bezos&rsquo;&nbsp;Blue Origin lost a lawsuit against NASA over a multi-billion dollar contract awarded to SpaceX.
Elon Musk was seen replying with a witty meme&nbsp;on Twitter that said 'You have been judged!'.
The US Federal Court of Claims ruled that the bidding process for the $2.9 billion contract, which was awarded in April, was fair. Blue Origin sued NASA&nbsp;in August this year.
Blue Origin had argued that 'Nasa&nbsp;disregarded key flight safety requirements' in awarding SpaceX the contract.

'You have been judged!': Elon Musk's big legal win against rival Jeff Bezos

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin lost a lawsuit against NASA over a multi-billion dollar contract awarded to SpaceX.



Elon Musk vs Jeff Bezos: A multi billion legal case

Jeff Bezos&rsquo;&nbsp;Blue Origin lost a lawsuit against NASA over a multi-billion dollar contract awarded to SpaceX.
Elon Musk was seen replying with a witty meme&nbsp;on Twitter that said 'You have been judged!'.
The US Federal Court of Claims ruled that the bidding process for the $2.9 billion contract, which was awarded in April, was fair. Blue Origin sued NASA&nbsp;in August this year.
Blue Origin had argued that 'Nasa&nbsp;disregarded key flight safety requirements' in awarding SpaceX the contract.

Jeff Bezos&rsquo;&nbsp;Blue Origin lost a lawsuit against NASA over a multi-billion dollar contract awarded to SpaceX.

The First $500
Winners begin early, they say! Elon Musk was just 10-year-old when he bought his first computer, taught himself how to program, and sold the first commercial software game, Blastar, created by him in 1983 for $500.
Had the kid stopped there, who would make the record-high wealth of $300 billion on the earth!
The First Company
Born in a South African family, Musk launched his first company in 1995. Zip2, an online city guide was later acquired by Compaq Computer Corporation for $307 million in cash and $34 million in stock options.
The First Billion Dollars
Musk, with the sale proceeds, went on to develop the online payment platform X.com, in 1999 when he was 28. That was later merged with Paypal and finally sold to eBay. for $1.5 billion, making Musk a billionaire in October 2002. Musk was a little over 30 at that point.
The First Private Space Company
Musk founded his third company, Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, or SpaceX, in 2002. As per a Bloomberg report, the company was last valued at $100 billion in October 2021.
The First All-Electric Car
Only a year later, Elon Musk launched Tesla. The company doesn't need an explanation for its product... Tesla became the world's most valuable carmaker in July 2020 and further gains led to Musk becoming the world's richest person.
The First Person With $300-Billion Net Worth
Elon Musk's net value stood at $20 billion in December 2019. However, Elon Musk, as of November 1, 2021 is the world's richest person with over $300 billion net worth, the first one to touch the mark. His gains were majorly supported by the increase in the value of Tesla stocks, which have risen 1,800% in the last two years. As per the Bloomberg's Billionaire Index, Elon Musk made $141 billion this year up till now. 
From a net worth of $20 billion at the age of 48, Elon Musk is now making billions in a day. He made a whopping $9 billion in a day as per Bloomberg's data.
 

Elon Musk: The world's richest who began at 10

Elon Musk was just 10-year-old when he bought his first computer, taught himself how to program, and sold the first commercial software game, Blastar, created by him in 1983 for $500.

Elon Musk: The world's richest man started at 10 

Elon&nbsp;Musk created his first commercial game in 1983 and sold it for $500

Winners begin early, they say! Elon&nbsp;Musk was just 10-year-old when he bought his first computer, taught himself how to program, and sold the first commercial software game, Blastar, created by him in 1983 for $500.
Had the kid stopped there, who would make the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/first-to-300-billion-musk-is-now-worth-more-than-ford-gm-and-vw-combined-1635654309777">record-high wealth of $300 billion</a> on the earth!
The First Company
Born in a South African family, Musk launched his first company in 1995. Zip2, an online city guide was later acquired by Compaq Computer Corporation for $307 million in cash and $34 million in stock options.
The First Billion Dollars
Musk, with the sale proceeds, went on to develop the online payment platform X.com, in 1999 when he was 28. That was later merged with Paypal&nbsp;and finally sold to eBay. for $1.5 billion, making Musk a billionaire in October 2002. Musk was a little over 30 at that point.
Also read/watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/who-let-the-dogs-out-shib-vs-doge-crypto-craze-rises-after-700-rise-in-a-month-1635413297144">SHIB vs Doge crypto craze rises after 700% surge in a month</a>
The First Private Space Company
Musk founded his third company, Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, or SpaceX, in 2002. As per a Bloomberg&nbsp;report, the company was last valued at $100 billion in October&nbsp;2021.
The First All-Electric Car
Only a year later, Elon&nbsp;Musk launched Tesla. The company doesn't need an explanation for its product... Tesla became the world's most valuable carmaker in July 2020 and further gains led to Musk becoming the world's richest person.
The First Person With $300-Billion Net Worth
Elon&nbsp;Musk's net value stood at $20 billion in December 2019. However, Elon&nbsp;Musk, as of November 1, 2021 is the world's richest person with over $300 billion net worth, the first one to touch the mark. His gains were majorly&nbsp;supported by the increase in the value of Tesla stocks, which have risen 1,800% in the last two years. As per the Bloomberg's&nbsp;Billionaire Index, Elon&nbsp;Musk&nbsp;made $141 billion this year up till now.&nbsp;
From a net worth of $20 billion at the age of 48, Elon&nbsp;Musk is now making billions in a day. He made a whopping $9 billion in a day as per&nbsp;Bloomberg's&nbsp;data.
Also read/watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/musk-challenges-un-official-explain-how-6-billion-can-solve-world-hunger-1635747094578">Musk challenges UN official; 'Explain how $6 billion can solve world hunger.'</a>
&nbsp;

Congratulations poured in for Elon Musk and SpaceX as 4 civilians made a splashdown at touchdown after a historic 3-day earth orbit mission. 

Elon Musk takes a dig at US President Biden, find out what Musk is peeved about

Elon Musk takes a dig at US President Biden&nbsp;on twitter. Find out what Musk is peeved about

Musk takes a dig at Biden

Musk also tweeted that the new incentive&nbsp;bill for EVs had been engineered by lobbyists for Ford and the United Auto Workers unio.

Congratulations poured in for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/floki-has-arrived-the-new-crypto-game-elon-musk-is-playing-1631512866512">Elon&nbsp;Musk</a> and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jeff-bezos-blue-origin-sues-nasa-over-moon-contract-to-elon-musk-s-spacex-1629202994217">SpaceX</a>&nbsp;as&nbsp;4 civilians made a splashdown at touchdown after a historic 3-day earth orbit mission. From rival Bezos to the top brass at NASA&nbsp;everyone took to twitter to give a thumbs up to the first of it's kind mission that also raised $200 million for charity. Conspicuously&nbsp;missing was US Commander-In-Chief Joe Biden.&nbsp;
Musk was asked on social media platform Twitter , &ldquo;The President of the United States has refused to even acknowledge the 4 newest American astronauts who helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for St. Jude. What&rsquo;s your theory on why that is?&rdquo;&nbsp; Musk replied, &ldquo;He&rsquo;s still sleeping.
Elon&nbsp;Musk's frustration with the White House showed up on Sunday as he hit out against a bill being proposed that would give tax breaks to EV makers that produce their cars with help of unions in the US.&nbsp;Musk&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;on Sunday that the bill had been engineered by lobbyists for Ford and the United Auto Workers union.
When one of is 60 million followed commented that the bill was not really favoring Americans&nbsp;and the EV makers, Musk just replied a quip back at the President.&nbsp;
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ola-s-bhavish-aggarwal-opposes-musk-s-demand-to-cut-duty-paytm-founder-lends-support-1627457040432">Ola's</a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ola-s-bhavish-aggarwal-opposes-musk-s-demand-to-cut-duty-paytm-founder-lends-support-1627457040432"> Bhavish Aggarwal opposes Musk's demand to cut duty, Paytm founder lends support</a>

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission, comprising of the first all-civilian crew to be ever launched into Earth's orbit, saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules, dubbed as Resilience, parachuted into the sea around 7 p.m. EDT, shortly before sunset, after an automated re-entry descent back to Earth.
Notably, the descent involving a plunge through Earth's atmosphere generated frictional heat that sent temperatures around the capsules soaring to 1,927 degrees Celsius. The astronauts' flight suits are designed to keep them cool if the cabin heats up.
Earlier, the four crew members who spent three-days in the orbit had shared visuals from inside the mission and were seen playing ukulele!
Upon safe return of the crew members, SpaceX, the private rocketry company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted - 'Splashdown! Welcome back to planet Earth, @Inspiration4x!'
The Inspiration4 team had blasted off on Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center marking the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

'Splashdown!': SpaceX welcomes back Inspiration4 orbital crew

'Splashdown!': Watch exciting visuals of SpaceX's&nbsp;crew members returning back to Earth after completing a three-day long mission in Earth's orbit.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission, comprising of the first all-civilian crew to be ever launched into Earth's orbit, saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules, dubbed as Resilience, parachuted into the sea around 7 p.m. EDT, shortly before sunset, after an automated re-entry descent back to Earth.
Notably, the descent involving a plunge through Earth's atmosphere generated frictional heat that sent temperatures around the capsules soaring to 1,927 degrees Celsius. The astronauts' flight suits are designed to keep them cool if the cabin heats up.
Earlier, the four crew members who spent three-days in the orbit had shared visuals from inside the mission and were seen playing ukulele!
Upon safe return of the crew members, SpaceX, the private rocketry company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted - 'Splashdown! Welcome back to planet Earth, @Inspiration4x!'
The Inspiration4 team had blasted off on Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center marking the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission&nbsp;saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.&nbsp;The mission marked the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission, comprising of the first all-civilian crew to be ever launched into Earth's orbit, saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jeff-bezos-blue-origin-sues-nasa-over-moon-contract-to-elon-musk-s-spacex-1629202994217" target="_blank">SpaceX's</a> Crew Dragon capsules, dubbed as Resilience, parachuted into the sea around 7 p.m. EDT, shortly before sunset, after an automated re-entry descent back to Earth.
Notably, the descent involving a plunge through Earth's atmosphere generated frictional heat that sent temperatures around the capsules soaring to 1,927 degrees Celsius. The astronauts' flight suits are designed to keep them cool if the cabin heats up.
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Earlier, the four crew members who spent three-days in the orbit had shared visuals from inside the mission and were seen playing ukulele!
Upon safe return of the crew members, SpaceX, the private rocketry company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted - 'Splashdown! Welcome back to planet Earth, @Inspiration4x!'
The Inspiration4 team had blasted off on Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center marking the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

SpaceX&nbsp;launched it's first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth on a&nbsp;SpaceX&nbsp;Crew Dragon spacecraft called the Inspiration4&nbsp;from NASA&rsquo;s facility in Florida.&nbsp;The mission is the first private crew launched to orbit by Elon Musk&rsquo;s company, and the first time a crew were all non-professional astronauts.SpaceX&nbsp;Orbit Mission: The Details
Inspiration4 mission has sent four crewmembers on a three-day orbital flight around the Earth. After lift off from&nbsp;NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in a SpaceX&nbsp;Falcon 9 rocket they will orbit the Earth for three days and end with a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.&nbsp;Who is on board the SpaceX&nbsp;orbit mission?&nbsp;
Inspiration4 includes commander Jared Isaacman, pilot Sian Proctor, medical officer Hayley Arceneaux, and mission specialist Chris Sembroski. The multiday trip was paid for by Isaacman for an undisclosed amount, with the main goal of the spaceflight to raise $200 million for St Jude Children&rsquo;s Research Hospital.
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SpaceX launches first all-private crew into orbit, 3 day journey takes-off

Watch as&nbsp;SpaceX sent into orbit the world&rsquo;s first spaceflight with no professional astronauts.

SpaceX's first private crew launch 

The first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth on a&nbsp;SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft launched early Thursday morning (IST)

SpaceX&nbsp;launched it's first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth on a&nbsp;SpaceX&nbsp;Crew Dragon spacecraft called the Inspiration4&nbsp;from NASA&rsquo;s facility in Florida.&nbsp;The mission is the first private crew launched to orbit by Elon Musk&rsquo;s company, and the first time a crew were all non-professional astronauts. SpaceX&nbsp;Orbit Mission: The Details
Inspiration4 mission has sent four crewmembers on a three-day orbital flight around the Earth. After lift off from&nbsp;NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida in a SpaceX&nbsp;Falcon 9 rocket they will orbit the Earth for three days and end with a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.&nbsp; Who is on board the SpaceX&nbsp;orbit mission?&nbsp;
Inspiration4 includes commander Jared Isaacman, pilot Sian Proctor, medical officer Hayley Arceneaux, and mission specialist Chris Sembroski. The multiday trip was paid for by Isaacman for an undisclosed amount, with the main goal of the spaceflight to raise $200 million for St Jude Children&rsquo;s Research Hospital. Congratulations pour in for SpaceX&nbsp;mission NASA&nbsp;tweeted post the launch, "Congratulations, #Inspiration4! Proud to provide the launchpad from @NASAKennedy for the first spaceflight with an all-private crew. Today's launch represents a significant milestone in the quest to make space for everybody."
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Elon Musk is a man of many talents. When he's not busy with making space travel accessible or driver-less cars, he seems to be working on taking humanity to the next level!
Space X and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that his company is now working on a humanoid robot, and the prototype will be built sometime next year. 
The humanoid robot, which is called the Tesla Bot, will use most of the tools that are used in Tesla vehicles such as sensors, cameras and various other tools to navigate the outside world.
Tesla&rsquo;s humanoid robot will bear the height of an average human. It is going to be 5 foot 8 inches tall. But, in place of a face, there will be a screen. Not just that, it would weigh around 125 pounds and will be capable of moving at 5mph. 
The Tesla website has already listed the robot. It says that the humanoid robot will be capable of performing tasks that are "unsafe, repetitive or boring". 
Tesla is using mechanical, electrical, controls that engineers have built for his automobile company to help leverage AI expertise beyond their vehicle fleet.
Tesla is already the world&rsquo;s biggest robotics company, and Musk feels that building a robot is a logical next step.
The humanoid robot which Tesla is working on could replace physical labour, as it can be used for household chores, which human beings essentially cringe at.
Elon Musk says the humanoid robot will change the future of work, essentially making physical work a choice for human beings.
But with AI taking over our lives, concerns and fears are many. Musk says that the robot could be a friend and it should not be looked upon as something &ldquo;dystopian&rdquo;.
Well, here's to an exciting future!

Tesla is working on a humanoid robot that will work like personal servant!

Tesla CEO&nbsp;Elon&nbsp;Musk says he's working on the prototype of a humanoid&nbsp;robot.&nbsp;Imagine a world where you can order a bot to do your household chores!

Elon Musk is a man of many talents. When he's not busy with making space travel accessible or driver-less cars, he seems to be working on taking humanity to the next level!
SUPER: Welcome to the future! Tesla is working on a humanoid robot prototype
Space X and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that his company is now working on a humanoid robot, and the prototype will be built sometime next year. 
SUPER: Called Tesla Bot, the humanoid will use sensors, cameras to navigate the world
The humanoid robot, which is called the Tesla Bot, will use most of the tools that are used in Tesla vehicles such as sensors, cameras and various other tools to navigate the outside world.
SUPER: The Tesla Bot will be the height of an average human, about 5 ft 8 inches tall
SUPER: Instead of a face, the Tesla bot will have a screen, it will move at 5mph
Tesla&rsquo;s humanoid robot will bear the height of an average human. It is going to be 5 foot 8 inches tall. But, in place of a face, there will be a screen. Not just that, it would weigh around 125 pounds and will be capable of moving at 5mph. 
SUPER: The humanoid robot will perform tasks that are 'unsafe, repetitive or boring' The Tesla website has already listed the robot. It says that the humanoid robot will be capable of performing tasks that are "unsafe, repetitive or boring". 
Tesla is using mechanical, electrical, controls that engineers have built for his automobile company to help leverage AI expertise beyond their vehicle fleet.
SUPER: Tesla is the world's largest robotics company, a humanoid is the next step, says Musk
Tesla is already the world&rsquo;s biggest robotics company, and Musk feels that building a robot is a logical next step.
SUPER: You will be able to order the Tesla Bot to do boring household chores
The humanoid robot which Tesla is working on could replace physical labour, as it can be used for household chores, which human beings essentially cringe at.
Elon Musk says the humanoid robot will change the future of work, essentially making physical work a choice for human beings.
SUPER: Elon Musk says treat the Tesla Bot as a friend, don't look at as a 'dystopian' object
But with AI taking over our lives, concerns and fears are many. Musk says that the robot could be a friend and it should not be looked upon as something &ldquo;dystopian&rdquo;.
Well, here's to an exciting future!
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The humanoid robot, which is called the Tesla Bot, will use most of the tools that are used in Tesla vehicles such as sensors, cameras and various other tools to navigate the outside world.

Elon Musk is a man of many talents. When he's not busy with making space travel accessible or driver-less cars, he seems to be working on taking humanity to the next level!
Space X and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that his company is now working on a humanoid robot, and the prototype will be built sometime next year.
The humanoid robot, which is called the Tesla Bot, will use most of the tools that are used in Tesla vehicles such as sensors, cameras and various other tools to navigate the outside world.
Tesla&rsquo;s humanoid robot will bear the height of an average human. It is going to be 5 foot 8 inches tall. But, in place of a face, there will be a screen. Not just that, it would weigh around 125 pounds and will be capable of moving at 5mph.
The Tesla website has already listed the robot. It says that the humanoid robot will be capable of performing tasks that are "unsafe, repetitive or boring".
Tesla is using mechanical, electrical, controls that engineers have built for his automobile company to help leverage AI expertise beyond their vehicle fleet.
Tesla is already the world&rsquo;s biggest robotics company, and Musk feels that building a robot is a logical next step.
The humanoid robot which Tesla is working on could replace physical labour, as it can be used for household chores, which human beings essentially cringe at.
Elon Musk says the humanoid robot will change the future of work, essentially making physical work a choice for human beings.
But with AI taking over our lives, concerns and fears are many. Musk says that the robot could be a friend and it should not be looked upon as something &ldquo;dystopian&rdquo;.
Well, here's to an exciting future!

Candian startup Geometric Energy Corporation (GEC) and SpaceX are developing a satellite that will make it possible for companies to advertise their products via space, according to a report in Business Insider.
Called 'CubeSat', one side of the satellite will have a pixelated display screen where businesses, advertisers, artists, etc. can place advertisements, logos, and art. 
CubeSat will be released into space via the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. A selfie-stick attached to the side of the CubeSat will film the display screen and can even livestream the footage to YouTube.
There are five kinds of tokens that an advertiser will have to buy to claim, locate, and design a pixel on the display screen. People will be able to buy the tokens with cryptocurrencies such as ethereum, while GEC is working to introduce dogecoin payments in the future.

SpaceX to launch the first billboard for ads in space!

Believe it or not, Space X is working with a Canadian firm to launch billboards for ads in space.

SpaceX is developing a satellite that will make it possible for companies to advertise their products in space, livestream ad to YouTube.

Candian startup Geometric Energy Corporation (GEC) and SpaceX are developing a satellite that will make it possible for companies to advertise their products via space, according to a report in Business Insider.
Called 'CubeSat', one side of the satellite will have a pixelated display screen where businesses, advertisers, artists, etc. can place advertisements, logos, and art. 
CubeSat will be released into space via the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. A selfie-stick attached to the side of the CubeSat will film the display screen and can even livestream the footage to YouTube.
There are five kinds of tokens that an advertiser will have to buy to claim, locate, and design a pixel on the display screen. People will be able to buy the tokens with cryptocurrencies such as ethereum, while GEC is working to introduce dogecoin payments in the future.

A big win for Elon&nbsp;Musk's space exploration firm SpaceX&nbsp;as it was selected by NASA&nbsp;for a mission to Jupiter's icy moon Europa. The mission will get a detailed survey of Europa and use a sophisticated suite of science instruments to investigate whether the icy moon has conditions suitable for life as per NASA's&nbsp;statement.&nbsp;Europa Clipper mission, scheduled to launch in October 2024, is worth $178 million and the journey of over 630 million kilometers is&nbsp;expected to take more than five years.Read/Watch Also: SpaceX&nbsp;to partner with Indian firms

Musk's SpaceX selected for Jupiter Mission by NASA

Move aside Branson and Bezos, the real space king Musk is now flying to Jupiter!&nbsp;

Musk's Space Adventures

A big win for Elon&nbsp;Musk's space exploration firm
SpaceX&nbsp;selected by NASA&nbsp;for Europa's 2024&nbsp;Clipper mission
Mission will get a detailed survey of Jupiter's icy moon Europa
Mission to launch in October 2024, is worth $178 million
Journey of over 630 million kilometers to take more than 5 years

<h2 class="sp-descp">The $178 million&nbsp;Europa Clipper mission will explore feasibility of life on Jupiter.&nbsp;</h2>

A big win for Elon&nbsp;Musk's space exploration firm SpaceX&nbsp;as it was selected by NASA&nbsp;for a mission to Jupiter's icy moon Europa. The mission will get a detailed survey of Europa and use a sophisticated suite of science instruments to investigate whether the icy moon has conditions suitable for life as per NASA's&nbsp;statement.&nbsp; Europa Clipper mission, scheduled to launch in October 2024, is worth $178 million and the journey of over 630 million kilometers is&nbsp;expected to take more than five years. Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9v87">SpaceX&nbsp;to partner with Indian firms</a>

Bitcoin jumped back to over $32,000-level on Thursday after Dogefather&nbsp;Elon&nbsp;Musk revealed he owns the largest&nbsp;cryptocurrency&nbsp;along with Dogecoin and Ethereum. SpaceX&nbsp;and Tesla also own Bitcoins, Musk mentioned at a crypto&nbsp;event.
Musk, who is a big-time crypto&nbsp;markets influencer, said he might pump but he doesn't dump. He mentioned that after Tesla and SpaceX&nbsp;stocks, his biggest holdings are in cryptos.
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey said he has high hopes for the aspiring cryptocurrency&nbsp;Bitcoin. While speaking at 'The B Word' event, Dorsey said it was the most important thing in his life and that if he wasn't at Twitter or Square, he would be working on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin&nbsp;has slumped below $30,000, erasing all the gains it made this year.

Bitcoin bounces back with Dogecoin & Ethereum, Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey to the rescue

Bitcoin Bounces Back with Dogecoin &amp; Ethereum. Find out what&nbsp;Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey did to cause a crypto&nbsp;comeback.&nbsp;

Bitcoin jumped back to over $32,000-level on Thursday after Dogefather&nbsp;Elon&nbsp;Musk revealed he owns the largest&nbsp;cryptocurrency&nbsp;along with Dogecoin and Ethereum. SpaceX&nbsp;and Tesla also own Bitcoins, Musk mentioned at a crypto&nbsp;event.
Musk, who is a big-time crypto&nbsp;markets influencer, said he might pump but he doesn't dump. He mentioned that after Tesla and SpaceX&nbsp;stocks, his biggest holdings are in cryptos.
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey said he has high hopes for the aspiring cryptocurrency&nbsp;Bitcoin. While speaking at 'The B Word' event, Dorsey said it was the most important thing in his life and that if he wasn't at Twitter or Square, he would be working on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin&nbsp;had slumped below $30,000, erasing all the gains it made this year.

Elon&nbsp;Musk and his companies&nbsp;SpaceX and Tesla own&nbsp;Bitcoins

Bitcoin jumped back to over $32,000-level on Thursday after Dogefather&nbsp;Elon&nbsp;Musk revealed he owns the largest&nbsp;cryptocurrency&nbsp;along with Dogecoin and Ethereum. SpaceX&nbsp;and Tesla also own Bitcoins, Musk mentioned at a crypto&nbsp;event.
Musk, who is a big-time crypto&nbsp;markets influencer, said he might pump but he doesn't dump. He mentioned that after Tesla and SpaceX&nbsp;stocks, his biggest holdings are in cryptos.
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey said he has high hopes for the aspiring cryptocurrency&nbsp;Bitcoin. While speaking at 'The B Word' event, Dorsey said it was the most important thing in his life and that if he wasn't at Twitter or Square, he would be working on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin&nbsp;had slumped below $30,000, erasing all the gains it made this year. Read/Watch Also:<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9jja"> Start you crypto&nbsp;chat here</a>

As SpaceX&nbsp;prepares to launch its high-speed Starlink&nbsp;satellite broadband services in India this year, the Elon&nbsp;Musk-led company could also partner with local companies to manufacture satellite communications equipment.
During the company&rsquo;s first official interaction with Department of Telecommunications (DoT) secretary,&nbsp;Anshu Prakash on Monday, Matt Botwin, Director, Global Satellite Government Affairs at SpaceX,&nbsp;said that SpaceX was excited to find ways to work together with the Indian industry for manufacturing products for its Starlink devices, as mentioned in a report in The Economic Times.
The telecom department had met&nbsp;global companies to discuss local manufacturing of satellite communications gear.

Elon Musk's SpaceX to partner with local Indian firms

Looking to work for Elon&nbsp;Musk's futuristic ideas? Here's an opportunity for Indians

As SpaceX&nbsp;prepares to launch its high-speed Starlink&nbsp;satellite broadband services in India this year, the Elon&nbsp;Musk-led company could also partner with local companies to manufacture satellite communications equipment.
During the company&rsquo;s first official interaction with Department of Telecommunications (DoT) secretary,&nbsp;Anshu Prakash on Monday, Matt Botwin, Director, Global Satellite Government Affairs at SpaceX,&nbsp;said that SpaceX was excited to find ways to work together with the Indian industry for manufacturing products for its Starlink devices, as mentioned in a report in The Economic Times.
The telecom department had met&nbsp;global companies to discuss local manufacturing of satellite communications gear.

DoT had met&nbsp;global companies to discuss local manufacturing of satellite communications gear

As SpaceX&nbsp;prepares to launch its high-speed Starlink&nbsp;satellite broadband services in India this year, the Elon&nbsp;Musk-led company could also partner with local companies to manufacture satellite communications equipment.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9qjc" target="_blank">Elon Musk wants 5,00,000 Starlink satellite internet users within the next year</a>
During the company&rsquo;s first official interaction with Department of Telecommunications (DoT) secretary,&nbsp;Anshu Prakash on Monday, Matt Botwin, Director, Global Satellite Government Affairs at SpaceX,&nbsp;said that SpaceX was excited to find ways to work together with the Indian industry for manufacturing products for its Starlink devices, as mentioned in a report in The Economic Times.
The telecom department had met&nbsp;global companies to discuss local manufacturing of satellite communications gear.

Richard Branson&nbsp;beats out the world's two richest men Jeff Bezos and Elon&nbsp;Musk to be the first to ride out into space as a 'space tourist' aboard the Virgin Galactic space craft Unity 22. And this has evoked responses from the on-looking billionaires.&nbsp;Amazon founder Jeff&nbsp;Bezos&nbsp;who takes off on July 20 for his space rendezvous also wished rival Branson&nbsp;all the very best on social media but not without a punch line.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bezos&nbsp;founded space firm Blue Origin took a jab at the Virgin Galactic's&nbsp;100 km&nbsp;journey signalling it not really to be 'space travel'&nbsp;&ldquo;For 96% of the world&rsquo;s population, space begins 100 km up,&rdquo; the company said.In a Twitter&nbsp;exchange Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX&nbsp;said "Will see you there to wish you the best."&nbsp; Even though Branson&nbsp;may have beaten Musk &amp; Bezos&nbsp;into&nbsp;space, Musk has a big head start into launching actual commercial operations for&nbsp;all-civilian crew .Elon Musk&rsquo;s SpaceX, which plans to put tourists in its orbital Crew Dragon capsule for a longer and more expensive experience in space is looking at&nbsp; September launch

Bezos and Musk: What are the 'jealous' billionaires saying to Branson as he wins the space race

Bezos and Musk: What are the 'jealous' billionaires saying to Branson as suits up and wins the space race!

The Billionaire Space Race 

Bezos' Blue Origin takes on Virgin Galactic on twitter, which Musk gets the real headstart&nbsp;in space tourism plans for this September.&nbsp;

Richard Branson&nbsp;beats out the world's two richest men Jeff Bezos and Elon&nbsp;Musk to be the first to ride out into space as a 'space tourist' aboard the Virgin Galactic space craft Unity 22. And this has evoked responses from the on-looking billionaires.&nbsp;
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9te8" target="_blank">Set for Blast Off: Branson to launch era of Space Tourism with Virgin Galactic today</a> Amazon founder Jeff&nbsp;Bezos&nbsp;who takes off on July 20 for his space rendezvous also wished rival Branson&nbsp;all the very best on social media but not without a punch line.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bezos&nbsp;founded space firm Blue Origin took a jab at the Virgin Galactic's&nbsp;100 km&nbsp;journey signalling it not really to be 'space travel'&nbsp;&ldquo;For 96% of the world&rsquo;s population, space begins 100 km up,&rdquo; the company said. In a Twitter&nbsp;exchange Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX&nbsp;said "Will see you there to wish you the best."&nbsp; Even though Branson&nbsp;may have beaten Musk &amp; Bezos&nbsp;into&nbsp;space, Musk has a big head start into launching actual commercial operations for&nbsp;all-civilian crew .Elon Musk&rsquo;s SpaceX, which plans to put tourists in its orbital Crew Dragon capsule for a longer and more expensive experience in space is looking at&nbsp; September launch

Elon Musk plans to launch a restaurant, here's what we think should be on the menu

A Menu For Elon Musk Restaurant

Techno King now wants to be kitchen King...
You must have heard the news of Elon Musk's latest plans...&nbsp;
 Opening restaurants...&nbsp;
 Yes, the maverick businessman wants to conquer everything from space to your belly...
 While there are very few details out yet of what's cooking in Musk's mind...
 We have already prepared a supercharged menu for the Tesla restaurant...&nbsp;
 So here's the electrifying spread
 For breakfast, you can have Bun Muska...
For appetizers ask for Mars Mallow barbeque... Crisp and golden...
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Did you say Too unhealthy?
 there's Rocket leaves salad for you... after all Elon Musk loves rockets...
 And you can wash down a fulsome meal with a Musk MElon shake
 How can we miss some signature Musk mocktails and supercharged cocktails...
 Sample Musk Martini, shaken or stirred...
 Teslaquilla shots to take out in another space
 Of course there will be plug and play music option... Aren't you already zoomin...
 And talking about punches...&nbsp;
 Drive in drained... Leave all charged up...&nbsp;
 can be Tesla restaurant punchline
 Every dish we are sure will be cooked to perfection, no matter how many attempts it takes... Musk won't give up till it flies...(( Show SpaceX rockets exploding))
 After all... Cooking is no less than rocket science...&nbsp;
 And before you ask... yes, you may pay in bitcoins...
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Bon Voyage... errr... Bon Apetite...

Elon Musk plans to launch a restaurant, here's what we think should be on the menu

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said during his keynote at MWC 2021 that he wants the Starlink satellite internet service to have at least 5,00,000 users within a year.

MWC 2021: Elon Musk wants 5,00,000 Starlink satellite internet users within the next year

MWC 2021: Elon Musk wants 5,00,000 Starlink satellite internet users within the next year
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said during his keynote at MWC 2021 that he wants the Starlink satellite internet service to have at least 5,00,000 users within a year. SpaceX currently plans to able to beam broadband internet to most of the planet by August, Musk said. The network is currently in open beta, having launched more than 1,700 satellites to low-Earth orbit since 2018, and as Musk told MWC, recently passed the &lsquo;strategically important&rsquo; user count of 69,420. Elon Musk said that he considers satellite internet as a complementary technology to 5G, rather than competing with it.
Elon Musk wants 5,00,000 SpaceX satellite internet users in a year Musk speaks about satellite internet at MWC 2021 SpaceX to beam broadband across planet by August SpaceX passed &lsquo;strategically important&rsquo; user count of 69,420: Elon Musk

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said during his keynote at MWC 2021 that he wants the Starlink satellite internet service to have at least 5,00,000 users within a year.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said during his keynote at MWC 2021 that he wants the Starlink satellite internet service to have at least 5,00,000 users within a year.
SpaceX currently plans to able to beam broadband internet to most of the planet by August, Musk said.
Also Read: <a href="https://editorji.com/story/low-flying-satellites-launched-by-elon-musk-s-spacex-baffles-us-residents-1620535182665" target="_blank">SpaceX's&nbsp;low-flying satellites baffle US residents</a>
The network is currently in open beta, having launched more than 1,700 satellites to low-Earth orbit since 2018, and as Musk told MWC, recently passed the &lsquo;strategically important&rsquo; user count of 69,420.
Elon Musk said that he considers satellite internet as a complementary technology to 5G, rather than competing with it.

The world's richest man Jeff Bezos is racing ahead with his space ambitions. Bezos&nbsp;founded space company Blue Origin has kicked off it's second round of auction selling seats on it's New Shepard spacecraft. Bidding started at $1.4 billion for the auction. Blue Origin disclosed that the current highest bid for a seat on its New Shepard spacecraft was $2.4 million.
5,200 bidders from 136 countries placed their bets for a spacecraft&nbsp;seat&nbsp;in the first round of auction, the highest bid from which was not disclosed as the round was sealed.Bezos' Blue Origin is targeting July 20 for its first suborbital sightseeing trip on its spacecraft.

$2.4 million will get you a seat on Bezos' spacecraft 

$2.4 million will get you a seat on Bezos' spacecraft, Blue Origin conducts second round of auction for a July trip to the outer space.

The world's richest man Jeff Bezos is racing ahead with his space ambitions. Bezos&nbsp;founded space company Blue Origin has kicked off it's second round of auction selling seats on it's New Shepard spacecraft. Bidding started at $1.4 billion for the auction. Blue Origin disclosed that the current highest bid for a seat on its New Shepard spacecraft was $2.4 million.
5,200 bidders from 136 countries placed their bets for a spacecraft&nbsp;seat&nbsp;in the first round of auction, the highest bid from which was not disclosed as the round was sealed. Bezos' Blue Origin is targeting July 20 for its first suborbital sightseeing trip on its spacecraft.

Keeping to his word on Twitter on April 1, Elon Musk promoted SpaceX will accept Dogecoin as payment&nbsp;for the DOGE-1 Mission to the Moon which will be launched between Jan-March of 2022.
SpaceX vice president was quoted as saying &ldquo;We&rsquo;re excited to launch DOGE-1 to the Moon!&rdquo;
DOGE-1 will fly a&nbsp;40-kilogram&nbsp;cube satellite as a payload on a Falcon 9 rocket to obtain lunar-spatial intelligence from sensors and camera.

Musk truly 'the Dogefather' as SpaceX accepts Dogecoin as payment

Elon Musk promoted SpaceX will accept meme&nbsp;cyrptocurrency&nbsp;Dogecoin as payment&nbsp;for the DOGE-1 Mission to the Moon

Keeping to his word on Twitter on April 1, Elon Musk promoted SpaceX will accept Dogecoin as payment&nbsp;for the DOGE-1 Mission to the Moon which will be launched between Jan-March of 2022.
SpaceX vice president was quoted as saying &ldquo;We&rsquo;re excited to launch DOGE-1 to the Moon!&rdquo;
DOGE-1 will fly a&nbsp;40-kilogram&nbsp;cube satellite as a payload on a Falcon 9 rocket to obtain lunar-spatial intelligence from sensors and cameras.
Dogecoin, the cryptocurrency&nbsp;which was created as a joke, has given 26,000% returns&nbsp;in the past six months. However, the value of the crypto&nbsp;fell as much as a third on Sunday when the 'Dogefather' called it a hustle on SNL.

Eleon Musk's SpaceX managed to land its prototype Starship rocket at its Texas base without blowing it up on Wednesday. This is the first time it has succeeded in doing so in five attempts.
The test flight represents a major win for the company, which eventually wants to carry crew inside Starship for missions to Mars.
"Starship landing nominal!" tweeted founder Elon Musk triumphantly, after the last four tries ended in big explosions.
"Nominal" means normal in the context of spaceflight.

5th time lucky! SpaceX lands Starship rocket successfully

Eleon Musk's SpaceX managed to land its prototype Starship rocket at its Texas base without blowing it up on Wednesday

Elon Musk's SpaceX managed to land its prototype Starship rocket at its Texas base without blowing it up on Wednesday. This is the first time it has succeeded in doing so in five attempts. The test flight represents a major win for the company, which eventually wants to carry crew inside Starship for missions to Mars.
"Starship landing nominal!" tweeted founder Elon Musk triumphantly, after the last four tries ended in big explosions.
"Nominal" means normal in the context of spaceflight.

Elon Musk's SpaceX managed to land its prototype Starship rocket at its Texas base without blowing it up on Wednesday. This is the first time it has succeeded in doing so in five attempts.
The test flight represents a major win for the company, which eventually wants to carry crew inside Starship for missions to Mars.
"Starship landing nominal!" tweeted founder Elon Musk triumphantly, after the last four tries ended in big explosions.
"Nominal" means normal in the context of spaceflight.

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