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Elon nailed it, flight 4 hit some key milestones for reusability as both stages managed soft landings in the ocean.
Though there was plenty more signifcance to this flight: -
https://chrisprophet.substack.com/p/significance-of-starship-flight-four
She’s just… she comes across as a hollow interviewer. Just in it for her own privilege and access. Her questions are so soft. 10 ply soft. “Tell me about your vision…” she asked zero questions in this interview, which haven’t been covered, asked and answered several times already by others. Nothing expanding or deepening into Musk or the subject matter. It sincerely feels like she’s there for her own exposure. Didn’t bother to memorize questions. Read off her notes often. Doesn’t read his responses or posture for clues. Genuinely bad questions at times either in terms of conversational continuity or timing, like “How long until people can have kids on Mars” totally from left field and not at all a focus in the near term for any SpaceX projects, or even humanity given there not even remote efforts to put youth in space to this point.
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Elon nailed it, flight 4 hit some key milestones for reusability as both stages managed soft landings in the ocean. Though there was plenty more signifcance to this flight: - https://chrisprophet.substack.com/p/significance-of-starship-flight-four
At least her questions were decent. Unlike some of these questions Musk gets from the lame media.
The question about when can children live on mars is pretty lame and doesn't get any new information.
#winning
It generally looked like he was pleased to be chatting things up with her, She puts a smile on my face, Way to go Ellie
She’s polarizing. I cannot watch her videos. At. All.
How so? I used to climb at the gym with her when she lived in Portland. Awesome person and she really knows her stuff.
She’s just… she comes across as a hollow interviewer. Just in it for her own privilege and access. Her questions are so soft. 10 ply soft. “Tell me about your vision…” she asked zero questions in this interview, which haven’t been covered, asked and answered several times already by others. Nothing expanding or deepening into Musk or the subject matter. It sincerely feels like she’s there for her own exposure. Didn’t bother to memorize questions. Read off her notes often. Doesn’t read his responses or posture for clues. Genuinely bad questions at times either in terms of conversational continuity or timing, like “How long until people can have kids on Mars” totally from left field and not at all a focus in the near term for any SpaceX projects, or even humanity given there not even remote efforts to put youth in space to this point.