Who’s ready for another day of disappointment and underperformance of its beta????
I'm a positive person at heart. I think we finish the day just a tad under $750, maybe like $748.
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Who’s ready for another day of disappointment and underperformance of its beta????
Audubon lives in Alaska. Of course he’s very cold.No, not him, thoughI do respect him except for his propensity to be very cold.
SpaceX has already been working on the first part of the requisite industrial stack, which is the atmospheric carbon dioxide capture, water electrolysis, and Sabatier reactors which will output H2, O2 and CH4. From there, it’s relatively straightforward to convert CH4 and O2 to CO and H20 with steam reformation, and then the CO can be reacted with H2 via Fischer-Tropsch synthesis to make all the basic chemicals we Earthlings currently get from refining oil.
Mid 730s around 735-737 will likely be strong resistance. Getting through that would setup for a 750 test though.I'm a positive person at heart. I think we finish the day just a tad under $750, maybe like $748.
Paid to be stupid. Or just a shill?
Dethrone Tesla? One Car Maker With a Shot.
Bank of America analyst John Murphy published his annual "Car Wars" report that looks at the state of vehicle lineups for major automakers. General Motors looks like it has a shot at chasing down Tesla.www.barrons.com
Vegas Loop is a trojan horse for Tesla to operate full robotaxi service in a city.
First it's only from Loop terminal to terminal. Then they will only pick you up at Terminal but finish the ride within a few miles of a terminal - and finally full robotaxi service across the city, using the tunnels only as needed to skip traffic - brilliant.
You know China has done this stuff before, right?
I really don’t understand this board’s tendency to simp for the CCP.
Initially this is true but the goal is for the civilization on Mars to be able to survive even if the ships from Earth stop showing up for any reason, just as Earthly civilization doesn’t depend on trade with other planets. To meet that success condition, eventually everything must be produced locally on Mars.
Like I said in the OP, I agree that others might do it but honestly I’m expecting SpaceX to get very little help in setting up the colony for a long time. That’s just my conjecture though.
As far as Tesla investment relevance, what’s important is estimating the likelihood that the Fischer-Trospch synthesis (FTS) industry in general will become the primary source of these chemicals on Earth and Mars irrespective of who does it, because FTS would be an enormous demand driver for hydrogen gas which would 1) massively increase overall demand for electricity from solar power and 2) potentially reduce the relative importance of grid batteries while increasing the importance of solar panels by making hydrogen production relatively more useful as a sink for excess midday solar power than battery storage. I’m thinking that any long-term valuation model for Tesla Energy really needs to answer this FTS and chemicals question because it has a bigger effect on the total addressable market for electricity than just about any other factor I’ve identified.
Good point, that is technically possible and they might do it that way, so it wasn’t correct to say FTS is the only option. I researched this a bit after reading your comment and indeed people have invented some processes for converting sugar into various hydrocarbon chemicals such as fuels and the precursors for plastics.
However, today FTS is a lot more economical than chemical synthesis from biomass and I expect it will probably be that way forever for at least most chemicals because it requires far fewer steps and far less land. FTS has already been in commercial use on Earth for many decades, and cost analysis I’ve seen shows that the main reason we don’t already use it instead of oil is just the prohibitively high price of H2 gas, which is set to drop soon with ever-cheaper solar power.
Also, biomass from crops and from human waste will probably be a lot more valuable as compost feedstock, because the colony needs to create soil if they’re going to terraform the planet.
Who’s ready for another day of disappointment and underperformance of its beta????
TSLAQ SP keeps going up.Who’s ready for another day of disappointment and underperformance of its beta????
Sssshhh.... His plan is working....Oh boy, another post that's not going to age well!
Why are you like this, right at open *every single day*?
Because it’s the trend?Oh boy, another post that's not going to age well!
Why are you like this, right at open *every single day*?
Bank of Murica? Shocker.Paid to be stupid. Or just a shill?
Dethrone Tesla? One Car Maker With a Shot.
Bank of America analyst John Murphy published his annual "Car Wars" report that looks at the state of vehicle lineups for major automakers. General Motors looks like it has a shot at chasing down Tesla.www.barrons.com
Yes but it can go both ways.Speaking of Trojan horses, every EV from competition is a Trojan horse for the Tesla Supercharger stations. Once SC's open up, customer will be spending here rather than at the gas station Captain Obvious
Paid to be stupid. Or just a shill?
Dethrone Tesla? One Car Maker With a Shot.
Bank of America analyst John Murphy published his annual "Car Wars" report that looks at the state of vehicle lineups for major automakers. General Motors looks like it has a shot at chasing down Tesla.www.barrons.com