Elon Musk Pours Dig At Boeing As SpaceX Prepares To Rescue

Elon Musk made light of Boeing on Tuesday by making fun of the SpaceX competitor’s Starliner incident. The 53-year-old CEO joked about a possible partnership between the two companies he established in a humorous conversation with Tesla investor John Hanna on X, formerly Twitter. 

NASA previously revealed that astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams will be landing back on Earth aboard SpaceX Crew-9 in February of next year.

Potential Tesla/SpaceX collab

Elon Musk generated buzz on social media when he playfully hinted at a potential collaboration between Tesla and SpaceX, humorously suggesting that ride-hailing services could operate in outer space. This witty comment, in response to Hanna’s tweet applauding SpaceX’s achievements in the market, quickly garnered attention with an impressive 37.6 million views, highlighting Musk’s ability to engage his audience with a blend of innovation and humor.

Netizens from various walks of life, including the renowned actor Kevin Sorbo and the spirited 18-year-old Bo Loudon, have fervently proclaimed their unwavering support for Elon Musk, emphasizing that history is bound to immortalize him as a transformative figure who not only championed the cause of free speech but also played a pivotal role in safeguarding the essence of America. Their resolute conviction stems from Musk’s resolute stance against malevolence, which was a critical factor in his triumph.

NASA has decided that Butch and Suni will return with Crew-9 next February

The space agency, known for its meticulous planning and expert execution of missions, officially announced earlier this week that the astronauts, Williams and Wilmore, who have been carrying out important scientific research in orbit for over two months now, are scheduled to make a safe and well-prepared return to Earth in February 2025. This anticipated homecoming has been eagerly awaited by both the astronauts’ families and the space agency’s dedicated team of ground control personnel.

NASA administrator Bill Nelson said “NASA has decided that Butch and Suni will return with Crew-9 next February, and that Starliner will return uncrewed,” 

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