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He will be 80 by then. Ippude vellura gube

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so you believing it… you deserves one పువ్వు…

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Still, you are a puvvu..! 

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Sounds really crazy.. sounded even crazier 10 years ago.. 

but who knows what will happen.. he is really working towards it.. 

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  On 3/20/2025 at 12:33 AM, Thokkalee said:

Sounds really crazy.. sounded even crazier 10 years ago.. 

but who knows what will happen.. he is really working towards it.. 

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so you believing it…

you deserves one పువ్వు…

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  On 3/20/2025 at 12:35 AM, dasari4kntr said:

so you believing it…

you deserves one పువ్వు…

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I am not believing it..

but only a narcissistic mad man can dream of such things and our history is full of these kind of people who were able to do some crazy things.. and he is doing it with his money.. so who cares!! 

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I am not believing it..

but only a narcissistic mad man can dream of such things and our history is full of these kind of people who were able to do some crazy things.. and he is doing it with his money.. so who cares!! 

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Still, you are a puvvu..! 

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  On 3/20/2025 at 12:44 AM, dasari4kntr said:

are you sure పరం…?

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NASA is funding SpaceX for the Artemis program for moon landing and also for taking astronauts and Cargo to the ISS… not specifically for the Mars program.. they are paid a portion of the contract amount upon completing every phase of the program.. 

SpaceX earns money by sending satellites for both civilian and defense, charges per trip to ISS, Starlink etc… and using that money to build starship.. 

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  On 3/20/2025 at 12:54 AM, Thokkalee said:

NASA is funding SpaceX for the Artemis program for moon landing and also for taking astronauts and Cargo to the ISS… not specifically for the Mars program.. they are paid a portion of the contract amount upon completing every phase of the program.. 

SpaceX earns money by sending satellites for both civilian and defense, charges per trip to ISS, Starlink etc… and using that money to build starship.. 

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పైన grok గాడు చెప్పాడ…just $500 billion లో mars program అయిపోతుంది అని…

పదిలక్షల మందిని …just $500 billions తో 30 years లో mars లో పెడతాడంట…do you believe it..?

so called mars mission wont happen in 500 billion dollars…that number and timeline is a joke…it could cost few countries GDP…and resources..

if i am correct nasa funding to spacex is around $15 billion past decade …do you think he will maintain the same contracts next 30 years..?

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అది...ఇదంతా...వాయుపురాణం..(గాలి మాటలు) in social media..for publicity...

there no solid plan..పైసలు మింగనీకి సొల్లు కబుర్లు...terraforming mars takes centuries...if some one can terraform mars...why cant you fix the earth climate issues first...idiots...

 

 

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  On 3/20/2025 at 1:13 AM, dasari4kntr said:

పైన grok గాడు చెప్పాడ…just $500 billion లో mars program అయిపోతుంది అని…

పదిలక్షల మందిని …just $500 billions తో 30 years లో mars లో పెడతాడంట…do you believe it..?

so called mars mission wont happen in 500 billion dollars…that number and timeline is a joke…it could cost few countries GDP…and resources..

if i am correct nasa funding to spacex is around $15 billion past decade …do you think he will maintain the same contracts next 30 years..?

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As per ChatGPT, total Estimated NASA Funding for SpaceX: ~$13.15 Billion+

all of this is not paid.. they are paid based on successfully completing certain phases of these missions.. and also per trip, not for test launches.. 

500 billion is just an estimate.. how he will get the funding is upto him.. he is funding the starship based on the revenue from other ventures and partial NASA funding.. 

as Grok said, it is all theoretical until they do a successful moon landing… until then, mars is a pipe dream… in 30 years, musk will be 85 years old and I doubt he will be alive to see even if that miraculously happen.. 

 

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  On 3/20/2025 at 1:31 AM, Thokkalee said:

as Grok said, it is all theoretical until they do a successful moon landing… until then, mars is a pipe dream…

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That explains the intent and idea…Its simple to understand. Some people take it very seriously..

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