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SPACEX OFFERS PRIVATE JAPANESE HKUTO-R MOONLANDER

SPACEX OFFERS PRIVATE JAPANESE HKUTO-R MOONLANDER

SPACEX OFFERS PRIVATE JAPANESE HKUTO-R MOONLANDER SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launched ispace's small Hakuto R M1 lunar lander towards the Moon after a delay of nearly two weeks. Liftoff occurred at 2:38 AM EST (7:38 UTC), Dec. 11, 2022 from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. According to SpaceX's Twitter account, the launch was delayed in late November to allow for additional preflight checks. The Falcon 9 rocket launched the 750-pound (340 kilogram) lander into space. It did so in just 47 minutes and 53 minutes respectively. Both were placed in a ballistic lunar transfer…
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Musk anticipates that the US regulators will allow brain implant testing in six months

Musk anticipates that the US regulators will allow brain implant testing in six months

Musk anticipates that the US regulators will allow brain implant testing. Elon Musk, tech billionaire and tech entrepreneur, said that his Neuralink company is looking for permission to use its brain implant in humans soon. Musk stated that his team is currently asking US regulators for permission to test the device in a live streaming presentation. Musk stated that he believes the company should be in a position to place the implant in the human brain in six months as part of a clinical study, but that time frame is not certain. Musk's Neuralink, one of many organizations working to…
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Twitter’s wild ride could be a downer for Elon Musk, who is currently at the helm.

Twitter’s wild ride could be a downer for Elon Musk, who is currently at the helm.

Twitter's wild ride could be a downer for Elon Musk - The world's wealthiest man has made a spectacle out of his ownership of social media platforms. Advertisers, employees, and regulators are not pleased In the short time that Elon Musk has been at the helm of Twitter, chaos has ensued. Experts warn that lawsuits, regulatory intervention, and financial collapse may be imminent. The billionaire made his decisions public by tweeting about new policies, then quickly reversing them, and asking users for feedback about features such as verification. Musk tweeted, "Please Note that Twitter Will Do Many Dumb Things in…
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