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finance · Fortune
“federal debt, which just hit $40 trillion and counting.”
40 trillion
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tech · TechCrunch
“SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said his company will delay an attempt to catch a returning Starship rocket for a few months, and will attempt to re‑fly the vehicle for the first time at the end of the year or …”
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science · Gizmodo Science
“He said issues like roof protuberances and problems with some roofs’ underlying structures could cause installation costs to be up to three times higher than Tesla’s initial estimates.”
3
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science · Space
“In an Aug. 20 X post, Musk said SpaceX aims to support 30 Starship launches per day, or more.”
30 launches per day
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science · Space
“Musk said on a recent earnings call that he expects the rocket to launch 'at least one flight a day, possibly more.'”
at least 1 flight per day
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business · Fortune
“anyone who wanted to work remotely had to spend at least 40 hours a week in the office or leave the company.”
at least 40 hours per week
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science · Space
“SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said his company is aiming to launch 30 or more Starship flights a day by 2030, which equates to more than 10,000 flights per year.”
at least 30 flights per day
more than 10000 flights per year
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business · Business Insider
“It comes after Musk said Delta would 'lose customers' when the airline announced a deal with Amazon Leo in May.”
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business · Business Insider
“I warned them. It will get much worse.”
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crime · Metro
“Chauvin’s 22-year-sentence for murder is ‘unjust’.”
22 years
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business · TechCrunch
“in about “four or five years, AI will be 99% of the value” of the company”
99 %
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business · TechCrunch
“Musk has said he works up to 120 hours a week and often sleeps on office or factory floors”
up to 120 hours
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science · Space
“Elon Musk has said the company wants to launch Starship multiple times per day, boosting annual tallies to 1,000 or so.”
about 1000
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tech · Business Insider
“Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot, which Elon Musk has said will cost around $25,000, is expected to enter production by the end of 2026”
about 25000 $
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science · Space
“SpaceX hopes to launch Flight 14 before the end of August, CEO Elon Musk said during the company's first earnings call earlier this month”
2026
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finance · The Debate
“SpaceX could reach $1 trillion (€870bn) in annual revenue by 2030, a year earlier than planned.”
1 $
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tech · TechRadar
“"TeraFab will be 50 times the size of the Pentagon when complete," Musk said on X.”
50 times
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tech · Times of India
“Musk has said SpaceX expects revenue to potentially exceed $1 trillion as early as 2029, bringing forward his initial projection by two years.”
1 trillion
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tech · New Dispatch
“Mr Musk described it as 'the largest and most valuable building on Earth by far.'”
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finance · Forbes
“Musk said SpaceX expects revenue to potentially exceed $1 trillion as early as 2029, shaving down his initial projection by two years”
1 $T
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politics · BBC
“Elon Musk, the billionaire boss of Tesla and SpaceX who formerly led Doge but left in May 2025, initially promised to save as much as $2tn a year by slashing federal jobs and shuttering government pr…”
2 tn
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tech · BBC
“"I think people are really underestimating Starlink". He predicted the satellite internet service - the one part of the company that is currently making a profit - could one day deliver a majority of…”
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finance · BBC
“SpaceX would likely hit $1tn in revenue by 2030, a year earlier than he thought just six weeks ago”
1 $tn
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tech · BBC
“SpaceX currently has 1.4 gigawatts of such compute power ready to use, Musk said that sometime next year that capacity should hit at least 10 gigawatts”
1.4 GW
at least 10 GW
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tech · TechRadar
“Elon Musk announced the cost would start going up by $1,000 every few months.”
1000 USD
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finance · BBC
“Musk said that SpaceX would pull in $1tn in yearly revenue by 2030.”
1 trillion
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tech · Times of India
“Elon Musk waited less than 24 hours”
less than 24 hours
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tech · Times of India
“That post pulled over 10 million views”
more than 10 million views
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legal · Times of India
“Musk lost his own case against OpenAI in May”
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business · Times of India
“early employees who received stock grants now hold shared worth over $1 million following SpaceX’s June IPO, which debuted with a market capitalization of around $2 trillion.”
more than 1000000 USD
about 2000000000000 USD
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tech · Times of India
“SpaceX’s Starship system is designed to carry tens of thousands of tons to space, with the first human mission to Mars possible within five years.”
more than 10000 tons
5 years
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tech · Times of India
“Space(XAI) is only 3 years old. That's half the age of Anthropic and quarter the age of OpenAI.”
3 years
6 years
12 years
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politics · Forbes
“reposted a 10‑minute video message from Pratt discussing the “Red Mirage” phenomenon”
10 minutes
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politics · Forbes
“Musk amplified a claim that Pratt had received 0 votes in an overnight drop of 24,000 ballots”
0 votes
24000 ballots
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tech · Forbes
“SpaceX would send humans back to the Moon and Mars in the next five years”
5 years
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tech · Forbes
“transport up to “tens of thousands” of people to a base on the Moon in the next ten years”
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tech · Forbes
“land an astronaut on the Moon in the next two to three years”
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tech · Forbes
“send the first humans there in the next five years”
5 years
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tech · Forbes
“launch its first “AI satellites” next year, before doing so at a “large scale” in the next two years”
1 year
2 years
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tech · Forbes
“In 2017, he announced plans for SpaceX to begin flying private citizens around the moon by 2018”
2018 year
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health · NY Post
“DOGE didn’t actually make any cuts to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, which since 2003 has spent over $130 billion of Americans’ tax money on HIV education and eradication around the …”
130000000000 USD
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health · NY Post
“DOGE didn’t actually make any cuts to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, which since 2003 has spent over $130 billion of Americans’ tax money on HIV education and eradication around the …”
130000000000 USD
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ai · Business Insider
“SpaceX would release new models "trained from scratch" every month this year”
12 models
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ai · Business Insider
“Musk has said the company will use the windfall from its mega-IPO to build a network of up to a million orbital data centers, built on Starlink technology and carried into space by Starship”
at least 1000000 data centers
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science · Gizmodo
“SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk revealed the company’s plans to launch up to a million satellites.”
1000000
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science · Space
“If everything goes according to plan, the megaconstellation will be about 100 times bigger than the current version of Starlink.”
100
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science · Space
“By directly harnessing near-constant solar power with little operating or maintenance costs, these satellites will transform our ability to scale compute.”
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science · Space
“Launching a constellation of a million satellites that operate as orbital data centers is a first step towards becoming a Kardashev II-level civilization, one that can harness the sun's full power, w…”
1000000 satellites
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ai · Business Insider
“The SpaceXAI cadence of model and harness improvement is speeding up tremendously, particularly due to a few dozen of the top Starlink/Starship engineers shifting much of their time to AI”
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ai · Business Insider
“engineers from Cursor, the AI coding startup that SpaceX agreed this month to buy for $60 billion”
60000000000 USD
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ai · Business Insider
“Grok 4.5, the latest version of the chatbot, was now in private beta at Tesla and SpaceX”
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ai · Business Insider
“SpaceX would release new models 'trained from scratch' every month this year”
12 models
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tech · US Weekly
“Musk, 55, posted a streaming link to Citizen Vigilante, a German film starring Hammer, 39, that was banned in its home country, via X on Friday, June 26.”
48 hours
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tech · US Weekly
“Musk, who bought Twitter in 2022 and rebranded the social media platform as X the following year.”
2022
2023
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business · Fortune
“Musk became the world’s first trillionaire following SpaceX’s record‑breaking $75 billion IPO”
75 billion USD
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politics · Forbes
“cannot cite a single name of someone who died out of the ‘millions’ they falsely claim have died. Not a single name!”
0
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politics · Forbes
“no one has died as a result of a brief pause to do a sanity check on foreign aid funding”
0