hog88
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What an ignorant comment.You guys are laughable. I hope most of you realize that humans have only been around for a few 10 thousand years. We get to F up the world for a few thousand years and then once we kill each other another species will come along and take our place. We are a short term species.
I read where Tesla has improved the $/Kwh efficiency of the batteries so much that they can be profitable without the subsidies, none of the other EV car makers are remotely close to getting down to $100/kwh. The 100/kwh is where the battery reaches parity with gasoline engines without subsidies. I just bought a new car (Q5) and though I looked at ev's, my next one will almost certainly be one.
The statistics say otherwise..His rockets suck
I read where Tesla has improved the $/Kwh efficiency of the batteries so much that they can be profitable without the subsidies, none of the other EV car makers are remotely close to getting down to $100/kwh. The 100/kwh is where the battery reaches parity with gasoline engines without subsidies. I just bought a new car (Q5) and though I looked at ev's, my next one will almost certainly be one.
After dealing with Tesla’s on a few occasions, no thank you. That battery will lose efficiency every time you charge it.I read where Tesla has improved the $/Kwh efficiency of the batteries so much that they can be profitable without the subsidies, none of the other EV car makers are remotely close to getting down to $100/kwh. The 100/kwh is where the battery reaches parity with gasoline engines without subsidies. I just bought a new car (Q5) and though I looked at ev's, my next one will almost certainly be one.
After dealing with Tesla’s on a few occasions, no thank you. That battery will lose efficiency every time you charge it.
The statistics say otherwise..
Rockets from the Falcon 9 family have been launched 84 times over 10 years, resulting in 82 full mission successes (97.6%), one partial success (CRS-1 delivered its cargo to the ISS, but a secondary payload was stranded in a lower-than-planned orbit), and one failure (the CRS-7 spacecraft was lost in flight). Additionally, one rocket and its payload Amos-6 were destroyed before launch in preparation for an on-pad static fire test.
A Falcon 9 is scheduled to lift off with its first human crew in Crew Dragon to the ISS on May 7 it will be the first crewed spaceflight launch from American soul since Space Shuttle Atlantis in July 2011.
The Falcon heavy is successful 3 for 3 in launches.