Wednesday 29 August 2018

"Elon Musk: How I Became The Real 'Iron Man'" on YouTube

Mời mọi người cùng thưởng thức cuộc đời và sư nghiệp của tỷ phú trẻ ELON MUSK. chủ công ty SPACE X ,TESLA . SOLAR CITY, BORING Company...





Inverse


103-mike-brown
Musk Quote of the Week
“Fossil fuel merchants of doubt have been pushing that bs for years. Tesla Gigafactory will be 100% renewable powered (by Tesla Solar) by end of next year.” (Read Musk’s declaration here and more about the Gigafactory’s progress here).
Tesla
The Tesla Semi is making its mark. The all-electric truck visited J.B. Hunt this week as part of a cross-country road trip. The trucks aren’t set to enter production until next year, but its whisper quiet operation is already turning heads. Read more.
The Semi won’t launch as part of a private company, though. Musk reversed course this week after speaking with investors and deciding against the move. Musk claimed he’d already got Goldman Sachs and Silver Lake on board to oversee the deal, but questions swirled about where the funding would come from. Read more.
Nvidia also confirmed to Inverse this week that the company is still working with Tesla, despite Musk’s announcement of a new autonomous driving chipto replace the Nvidia chip that will launch in the coming months. It’s a marked change from Tesla’s relationship with Mobileye, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company would be “more than happy to help” if Tesla’s in-house chip doesn’t pan out. Read more.
What’s Next for Tesla: Autopilot version 9 is expected to launch imminently — complete with a number of Atari games, alongside improved semi-autonomous driving. Over the coming weeks, Tesla will also roll out a free 14-day Autopilot trial to eligible vehicles.
SpaceX
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon recovery vessel made a splash this week. GO Searcher will help bring the manned capsule out of the water when it returns from the International Space Station. The capsule, alongside Boeing’s Starliner, will make history as the first commercial capsules to send American astronauts into space. Read more.
What’s Next for SpaceX: The company is set to launch the Telstar 18 Vantagecommunications satellite from Florida’s Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on September 9 at 11:28 p.m.
The Elonporium
Sales of everything below give back a little revenue to keep this email going. Support Musk Reads by buying the stuff linked in these stories. If you’ve got an Amazon shop that’s Musk-related, send me the link, and I’ll be sure to shout you out here.
  1. These Polarized Clubmaster Half-Frame Semi-Rimless Sunglassescost less than $15.
  2. Take your music with you with this waterproof Bluetooth speaker.
  3. Celebrate Musk’s Falcon Heavy launch in style with this red Roadster shirt.
  4. Go on a secret spy mission with this mini flashlight.
  5. Drink whiskey with class with this set of two hand-blown glasses.
  6. Watch British Netflix with this PureVPN offer.
  7. Teach yourself front-end web development with this eBook bundle.
  8. Say yes to the headphone jack with this iPhone 2-in-1 adaptor.
  9. There is actually a “What Would Elon Do?” T-shirt.
  10. This women’s long-sleeve NASA shirt is cool.
The Ultra-Fine Print
  • This has been Musk Reads #42, the weekly rundown of essential reading about futurist and entrepreneur Elon Musk. I’m Mike Brown, an innovation journalist for Inverse.
  • Sponsor Musk Reads and get your business in front of a brainy, curious audience that’s motivated to make the world a little better tomorrow.advertising@inverse.com.
  • Email me directly at mike.brown@inverse.com and follow Inverse on Twitter @inversedotcom. Follow me on Twitter at @mikearildbrown.
  • If you love space, listen to I Need My Space, our new podcast that’s amazing, funny, smart, and full of wonder. It enlists the universe’s greatest experts, explorers, and enthusiasts to answer the questions that are worth spacing out over.
Posted by at
Labels: