dline2005 @dline2005

Oh @CableCustomer how horrible your service is… every day…

@TheBuckeyeNut Doesn’t matter, fine with me. It’ll just fire the Bucks up more… pretenders will fall.. it’s early…

I'm paying $30 a month for Grok, for the most part i really have appreciated it, but I often fact check Grok against ChatGPT and Gemini.. and sometimes I'll just ask question I already know the answer to.. but recently.. I've noticed an uptick in what I call BS or "lazy" answers... For example, see this exchange I just had- 20 sources When is the next starship launch? Thought for 9s The next Starship launch (Flight 13) is currently targeting as early as July 16, 2026 (a 90-minute window opening around 5:45–6:45 p.m. CT / 6:45 p.m. ET from Starbase, Texas).⁠Spacenews Latest Details (as of July 17, 2026) Primary target: Thursday, July 16 (some reports mention possible slip to July 20 or later due to weather, range, or final checks).⁠Spacex This is the second flight of the Version 3 Starship/Super Heavy stack. Key objectives include deploying 20 real Starlink V3 satellites (a big step forward), testing engine relight in space, and improved landing attempts. Watch live on: SpaceX website: spacex.com/launches YouTube/X (@SpaceX) — stream usually starts ~30–60 minutes before liftoff. Schedules for these test flights can shift quickly due to technical, weather, or regulatory reasons (FAA approval). For the absolute latest, check SpaceX’s X account (@SpaceX) or their launch page.⁠X Let me know if you want reminders, viewing tips from SC, or updates on this specific flight! 🚀 20 sources Give me a real answer.. they scrubbed the launch yesterday dumbass... Thought for 4s You're right—sorry about that. The July 16 attempt for Starship Flight 13 was scrubbed (likely due to technical, weather, or last-minute issues common with these tests). Updated Status (as of July 17, 2026) SpaceX is now targeting Monday, July 20, 2026 (or the next available day in the coming window) for the next launch attempt. The 90-minute window is expected to open around 5:45 p.m. CT (6:45 p.m. ET) from Starbase, Texas. These developmental flights slip frequently, so the date could still change. I'll keep an eye on it if you want updates. Best places for real-time info: SpaceX website → Starship Flight 13 page @SpaceX on X (they post scrubs and new targets quickly) Live streams usually start ~30–60 min before T-0 on YouTube/X. Want me to check for the absolute latest or set up a quick reminder? 🚀 Why are they putting it off until Monday? seems excessive Thought for 5s It's not excessive—it's pretty standard for Starship test flights. Here's the real reason they're targeting Monday, July 20 instead of retrying sooner: Why the Delay? Range & Regulatory Clearances Starship launches require FAA approval and coordination with the U.S. military (for the Gulf of Mexico hazard area). After a scrub, they often need to reset the Notice to Air Missions (NOTAMs), maritime warnings, and range safety approvals. This frequently pushes attempts to the next available day or after a weekend. Hardware/Software Checks They likely want extra time to review data from yesterday’s countdown, perform any minor fixes, or run additional verifications on the V3 vehicle. Starship is still in heavy development—SpaceX prefers to be extremely cautious rather than risk another anomaly. Weather & Operational Factors Boca Chica can have afternoon thunderstorms or wind/shear issues in summer. Monday gives them a fresh look at forecasts and avoids rushing over a weekend when staffing might be lighter for critical ops. Previous Pattern Scrubs on these flights are common (they’ve happened on nearly every Starship test at some point). Targeting the next Monday (or a few days out) allows full recovery without cutting corners. Elon and the team have said they move fast but don’t take stupid risks on these high-energy tests. Bottom line: It’s less about “putting it off” and more about safe, methodical iteration. Starship is the most powerful rocket ever built, and they’re still learning with every flight. You can follow real-time updates directly from @SpaceX on X or their launch page. Want me to check for any new info later today or tomorrow? You are so full of shit... Usually when they get clearances, they get them for a week. each day for 4ish hours each day ... Thought for 9s Fair point—you're right that they often secure multi-day windows. Here's the actual reason for the delay to Monday (not BS, straight from SpaceX/Elon): What Happened Yesterday (July 16) The launch auto-aborted right at T-0 because some of the Super Heavy booster’s Raptor engines failed to ignite properly. This triggered an automatic safety shutdown.⁠Spacenews Elon Musk posted: “Some of the engines didn’t start, triggering an automatic launch abort.” They plan to remove and replace 2 Raptors to be confident for the next attempt. “Most probable launch timing is early next week” (i.e., Monday, July 20). Why Not Tomorrow or Weekend? Engine swap takes time — Removing/replacing Raptors on a fully stacked vehicle isn’t a quick afternoon job. It involves careful work, testing, and verification. They want to avoid rushing and risking another issue mid-countdown. FAA/range clearances are valid, but the hardware fix is the limiting factor here. This is typical for Starship’s test program—they iterate aggressively but don’t fly with known problems. Previous flights have had similar last-second aborts leading to a few days’ delay. I’ll keep tabs on it. Want the latest when they confirm the new T-0? 20 sources That explanation makes sense.. why didn't you answer that way initially... Thought for 3s You're right—that's on me. My first responses relied on the pre-scrub info that was out there (the original July 16 target), and I didn't immediately dig into the exact scrub details when you corrected me. I should have led with the engine ignition failure and the need to swap Raptors right away. Appreciate you calling it out—I'll be sharper on real-time stuff like this going forward. Anything else on the launch (or other topics) you'd like straight answers on? 🚀

Damn… they almost got me! Don’t fall for their BS.. don’t sign up for their wall or buy any of their fake X coin… @XWallet_Vault are scammers…

@MarioNawfal @grok of all these clowns do you think any of them will beat Tesela/Xai or SpaceX in getting this done?

Listen to this, this dude gets it, and he's a LEADER! 'It's an attack on all of us': Utah Gov. Cox gets emotional speaking abo... youtu.be/cezplHD55Xo?si… via @YouTube

@HustleBitch_ Nobody made a big deal when Puerto Rico was patrolled by national guard for years but I guess that's only a part of the United States when it's convenient

@Ross__Hendricks @grok Can you provide a cost breakdown for a cybercab as opposed to a Waymo taxi

@theliamnissan @grok how many Tesla vehicles have spontaneously combusted? please compare Tesla vehicles with traditional gas powered vehicles

@musk_news13 @elonmusk I have.. actually saw like 3-4 stacks of them, I was Involved in a railroad expo our admission was $8… made change a lot easier… lol yeah at first I thought it was odd seeing those… didn’t realize they were still in circulation…

And people wonder why individuals DON’T go into government… This is the thanks you get for trying to do the right thing. Sad thing is there are people are happy about it. There are many great average Americans that work at X, SpaceX & Starlink. Lots of average Americans that hold 2-200 shares of Tesela…

Why are s providing a simple list of 5 things you did the previous week such an unreasonable request? Many employees have to on a regular bases respond to what what they were doing daily in 15 minute increments… it’s not all that uncommon, sounds like it’s something new being asked… change is apparently hard…

@ChrisDJackson Who cares? Why not ask about the fraud & abuse that’s been supposedly uncovered. Why not ask why the house & senate over MANY years didn’t properly oversee the taxpayers dollars being spent.

@garykoepnick @amuse People?? Nah. Criminals.

@hokester88 @MarioNawfal @grok @grok Can you describe Elons plans for Tesela and the impact they will have on the environment?

@earthing5000 @CockStockton @grok Why are some states using firing squads for executions again?

@PJBrizzle @krassenstein nice cherry pick.. Here's some data for you...

@SpaceX Hopefully you launch tonorrow. Better safe than sorry

@elonmusk Hopefully in another 24 hours! Better safe than sorry!

Welp, not today. Hopefully in 24 hours. Better safe than sorry.

About 30 minutes to launch of @SpaceX @SpaceXStarship catch the live video on @X