Falcon Heavy launches @NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from pad 39A in Florida, beginning its more than three-month journey to its destination where it will generate never-before-seen photos of the universe

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SpaceX’s road to making humanity multiplanetary is really incredible when you see the milestones together - 2008 → Falcon 1 becomes the first privately developed liquid-fueled rocket to reach orbit - 2010 → Falcon 9 completes its first flight - 2012 → Dragon becomes the first private spacecraft to visit the ISS - 2015 → Falcon 9 lands on land for the first time - 2016 → First Falcon 9 droneship landing - 2017 → First Falcon 9 booster reflight - 2018 → Falcon Heavy launches for the first time - 2020 → SpaceX returns human spaceflight to America - 2021 → Starship SN15 completes a successful high-altitude flight and landing - 2021 → Inspiration4 becomes the first all-civilian crew to orbit - 2022 → Starship and Super Heavy become a full stack - 2023 → First integrated Starship flight - 2024 → Super Heavy gets caught by the launch tower for the first time - 2025 → A Super Heavy booster flies for a second time - 2026 → Starship V3 and Raptor 3 take flight 18 years of relentless iteration. Falcon 1 → Falcon 9 → Dragon → Falcon Heavy → Starship. Each milestone solved another piece of the puzzle And the destination has stayed the same from the beginning: Make life multiplanetary

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FULL INTERVIEW: Jen Kha says El Salvador gave every school free Grok and is deploying AI doctors. She says countries nobody expects are now outpacing America on adoption while America fights over data centers. @jkhamehl is a managing partner and head of global partnerships at @a16z. She joined @theojaffee and @sophiadew on announcement day for the $1.1B Machine Age Fund to walk through the thesis and break down why the physical layer under AI was uninvestable for 30 years and isn't anymore: 00:38 why the timing of this fund says everything about the cycle 02:40 following the nerd energy 02:59 software's eating the world, but AI already solved software 04:44 23% of all venture capital this year 06:09 SpaceX public, Anthropic and OpenAI next, and what that does to LPs 07:36 the partner who said they'd deploy the whole fund in six weeks 10:01 the president of Korea's first and only US stop was Silicon Valley 10:15 NVIDIA is bigger than every G7 country except the US 12:27 South Korea, El Salvador and the countries adopting AI faster than America 14:33 why she thinks the data center narrative got ahead of reality 16:31 under 2% of US electricians are trained on DC power 17:45 agents now use 5x the tokens humans do 19:24 why these founders are a throwback, and where they're spinning out from

Acquisition of signal confirmed for our @NASARoman telescope. We have spacecraft separation, and a last look at Roman, now flying on its own. go.nasa.gov/4chzg9c

Falcon Heavy sent Psyche toward a metal-rich asteroid, Europa Clipper to Jupiter’s Moon, and GOES-U into transfer orbit to improve NOAA’s weather forecasting. Falcon 9 launched NASA’s PACE mission to study Earth’s ocean and atmosphere and SPHEREx to map the history of the universe. The Falcon family has enabled NASA to reach farther and explore more of the universe, and missions like Roman continue that work