earlier, dana hull gave some of the details. that to private citizens have paid a significant deposit to orbit the moon on a flight late next year on fountain heavy -- on falcon heavy, a more powerful rocket. this is spacex's first foray into space tourism with paying clients. >> why are they talking about the moon all of a sudden? dana: one is president donald trump is interested in doing something big in space. he has talked about wanting to send astronauts to the moon, so this might be a marketing effort to let him know we can do this for you. has a contractx with nasa to fly astronauts to the international space station. a lot of the technology is already in development. this is a way to keep the public excited and focused on spacex as they work on their long-term mars plan. it also gives them some revenue. >> it generates revenue. how much in revenue? how much are these people paying to fly to the moon? dana: spacex did not disclose the price, but analysts are speculating it could be $50 million a ticket. if you think about

dana hull joins us with a preview. great piece about how the analysts of wall street have thrown up their hands on how to include solarcity results. dana: a lot of people are waiting for more guidance because the deal closed in late november. you have a month of financials to incorporate. some analysts have said, forget it, i will set this quarter out. cory: and get more guidance. cory:i think that is insane. solarcity was a public company. they have got financials and detailed financials going back for years and years. they know exactly how the business works. they know what the cash flow networks were and they should not need if they are real analysts -- we will tell you what will happen in the future. only three of them have experience covering solarcity. ice cream at the heavens, that is what i do. dana: it is not clear how does solarcity fit in, is it its own business unit, are they part of tesla energy or are they going to break both of those divisions out or are they one division, no one knows. cory: the numbers

hull out of our san francisco bureau. what is your big takeaway from tesla? dana: big thing is that the model three is on time.in volume production in july, which is what they promised earlier. that's a big deal for a company that has typically been late in terms of product production. the take away from the shareholder letter is that they plan to build as many as five giga factories. do you think it will be satisfactory, the ultimate in targets are so aggressive, they really do have to hit all the production targets in between. >> this is a company that delivered 76,000 cars in 2015 and there talking to getting that's talking about getting to 125,000. they shut down the actress to begin making the model three and they are sticking to the july timeframe, so i think investors are relieved by that. the stock is trading up aftermarket due to that. joe: what are we learning about the solarcity integration? >> no one really undstood how they're going to break it out if absorbing solarcity in all its debt would be a big drag. solarcity is adding cash to the balance sheet and the cash position looks for good this qua