going to be able to take it further but spacex and blue origin have vehicles spacex flying, but talk and heavy that go most is heavy the payload the orbit d in the 40 billion whichs frustrating for me. it was something in 2010, 11 when it was made, it was obvious it was not what we should be doing with the money it is hurtful because tens of thousands of people dedicated their lives and careers to doing it and it's not their fault. of course it's exciting, build a big market but doesn't leave behind anything sustainable each logical cost for filling, in addition to the 40 investments. you can launchs. on a falcon hey for 150 million, not human. but if we put the program together to follow on commercial group that allows the private sector to build bigger heavier vehicles, no doubt it would be more successful nasa for take the tax dollars invested in the things we need to expand the horizons of people like we did in the 1960s. >> there's a lot in this book. space fans, great adventure space policy. it is a glimpse into how washington works, interest in politics and could be taught in

but spacex and blue origin have vehicles spacex flying one of them the falcon heavy that can go almost as heavy a payload to low earth orbit. as will be in this vehicle that costs 40 billion dollars. i mean that that's just it is very frustrating for me because we didn't have to do it. that was a that was something that in 2010 2011 when this deal was made it was obvious. it was obvious. that wasn't what we should be doing with that money and it's hurtful because tens of thousands of people have dedicated their lives and careers to doing it and it's not their followed. of course, it's exciting. we've built a big rocket, but it doesn't leave you behind anything. that's sustainable. the nasa ig says each launch will cost 4 billion dollars. that's an addition to the 40. we've already invested if taking aside the sunk costs. you can launch on a falcon heavy for around a hundred fifty million dollars. it's not human rated. but if we had put a program together to follow on commercial crew that allowed the private sector to partner to build bigger heavier vehicles. no doubt. that would have b

spacex was the onlyy one who bid on it. this is right before i arrived on the transition team so we were putting together the stimulus budget at the time. we were in a recession in in 2008-2009 and we were asked to put forward shovel-ready projects that could really help stimulate the economy. and i called up spacex asked iff they would hold to their bid. it was just over $300 million and i requested i requested that money in stimulus from the administration. i didn't get it all. at about half, $150 million and that was very controversial on capitol hill because people start to realize an industry who were getting billions of dollars to build systems to do that, or spacex were successful there wouldn't have had the opportunity anymore or at least couldn't charge what they were. i think we get caught up in have battle became about safety and are thehat in reality lines personality but in reality it was that unlike a lot of other things. it was the existing developers of these programs for fighting for the future trend what i

you mentioned spacex. of course today is a spacex launch. their starship, nasa is using starship technology using spacex to help develop a lander. i think spacex may be the first one to get to the moon and to mars and hopefully in collaboration with nasa but today's space race i wouldn't say it is nearly anything like it was back in the '60s. neil: yeah, we should explain, starship is also a part of elon musk, space ex-operations there. a lot last been said he secured contract for at least eight manned flights that could extend another few years, so he has a prohibitive lead in this compared to other billionaires like richard branson, jeff bezos, i wonder is this the way it is going to be? it is obvious are state private enterprise hooked up with nasa taking us to new heights here quite literally but is that the way the world will be knew? >> i think it's a great model because frankly nasa is not the agency it used to be. as what happens with most if not all large organizations time goes by they get less bureaucratic and less efficient. nasa

ed: generally speaking, elon musk has been divisive in spacex.ees do not agree and disagree with his actions. there is an element of risk. elon musk is a hands-on manager and executive at spacex in much the way he is a tesla. he often attends key launches and his presence in hawthorne is aware spacex's headquarters in research and development center is. if he takes on twitter, what does that mean about how he splits his time between those companies? he spends a lot of time on his private jet, his phone, and does not sleep is much as the average human. emily: all right. indeed. ed ludlow. thank you, as always. we will be watching for the results of this latest mission. that is all. coming up thursday, rick foster at the companies made by google hardware launch event. i'm emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lin

two, he is the ceo of tesla, spacex.f he becomes the coo of twitter -- ceo twitter, he will be distracted. twitter down, but a massive jump tuesday. the street is cautious. we do not know what will happen. i think we have a long way to go. emily: likely whenever elon musk is involved, thank you. top story, elon musk agreeing to buy twitter at the original price. the judge in the twitter trial saying the show will go on, for now. let's break it down with sarah frier. from a legal perspective, twitter has not dropped its lawsuit. they are still going to court on october 17, right? >> the parties are meeting today. twitter is talking with elon musk. yeah, they have not said sure we trust that this offer you have made is legitimate and we would do this. we have not seen any joint statement or any end to the saga . we are staying tuned for what they may decide, and hey, if they do not come to an agreement, then we might see elon musk deposed for next couple of days and disco to court as scheduled. emily: our understanding is

. >> dragon, spacex on the big loop, contacting capture complete, continuation in progress. sandra: contact confirmed, dragon made contact with the international space station at 2:01 pm pacific just off of the west coast of africa. >> there are a few steps dragon has to complete before it is securely attached to the station. we will walk through those. we will have completion of that capture ring attack -- attraction. then we will begin the hard capture sequence. a few minutes after that, some time passes, we will have completion of that hard docking. >> dragon, spacex, ring retraction in progress. >> there, i mentioned the ring retraction for soft capture. >> the soft capture ring will retract until it indicates it is time for the hooks to drive and create a hard capture, there are 12 hooks that will be driven. it may take place in a series of six. the first six will drive and then the second six will drive. >> just like everything about the approach this morning. everything is in sequence. you might notice the view of dragon is a little darker than it was before as it was

death for all spacex missions. once boeing gets up and running, or plans to continue this cooperation on the boeing missions and we will partner across the board extend past 2024. >> we will pause in the room real quick and take a caller on the phone. we have chris davenport with "the washington post." reporter: congratulations on another beautiful launch. in your recent comments including today, it seemed you are making a real effort to smooth over relations with nasa and demonstrate you are committed to the partnership. i can't help but notice how this stands in stark contrast to the way the partnership was spoken of. i wonder if it's part of a concerted effort to ease the tensions that arose and turned down the temperature a bit. thank you very much. >> we have another caller on the phone from reuters. reporter: thank you. i have question, beyond this crew exchange agreement russia has with nasa, do you have any other agreements for other countries to flight non-russian asked not on soyuz? are you in talks with

. >> next, the spacex dragon works with the international space station. the astronauts will remain in orbit six months on this missio. traveling less than one meter per second as it closes in for docking. >> as you said before, slow and steady wins the race here. sandra: less than 10 meters separating dragon from the station. >> copy, five meters. sandra: that call, five meters separating dragon from space station should be about a minute until we are docked and crew five is home. for the next few months. should here that call for chopped momentarily. >> two meters, chop. >> copy, two meters. >> two meters, the crew handoff point happening about 25 things before contact -- 25 seconds before contact. >> one meter. >> dragon, spacex on the big loop, contacting capture complete, continuation in progress. sandra: contact confirmed, dragon made contact with the international space station at 2:01 pm pacific just off of the west coast of africa. >> there are a few steps dragon has to complete before it is securely attached to the station. we will walk through t

death for all spacex missions. once boeing gets up and running, or plans to continue this cooperation on the boeing missions and we will partner across the board extend past 2024. >> we will pause in the room real quick and take a caller on the phone. we have chris davenport with "the washington post." reporter: congratulations on another beautiful launch. in your recent comments including today, it seemed you are making a real effort to smooth over relations with nasa and demonstrate you are committed to the partnership. i can't help but notice how this stands in stark contrast to the way the partnership was spoken of. i wonder if it's part of a concerted effort to ease the tensions that arose and turned down the temperature a bit. thank you very much. >> we have another caller on the phone from reuters. reporter: thank you. i have question, beyond this crew exchange agreement russia has with nasa, do you have any other agreements for other countries to flight non-russian asked not on soyuz? are you in talks with

is that something that spacex is doing intentionally? is that coming from elon?. >> reporter: the outages and news of the funding request to the pentagon come as musk's support of ukraine is also questioned after he proposed a peace deal, suggesting that ukraine relinquish crimea to russia and hold u.n.-backed referenda for parts of eastern ukraine. he said ukraine doesn't want to talk about peace negotiations while he said russia would accept those terms. in the backlash that has followed, elon musk has repeatedly insisted he is pro ukraine, just yesterday tweeting at a ukrainian official who thanked him, saying you're most welcome. glad to support ukraine. the documents we saw show that spacex fully donated just 15% of the starlink hardware. the terminals, those are the terminals, with the majority, 70% of the internet service, the rest come from countries like u.s., poland, the uk and other entities. now erin, at the same time musk is saying he is glad to support ukraine, his company is now saying that support may soon slow down or end. spacex ignored our repe

is that something that's spacex is doing intentionally? is that coming from elon?the funding request to the pentagon come as musk's support of ukraine is also questioned. after he proposed a peace deal suggesting that ukraine relinquish crimea to russia and hold u.n.-backed referenda for parts of eastern ukraine. he told a private audience that ukraine doesn't want to talk about peace negotiations while he says russia would accept those terms. that peace plan was so widely seen in ukraine as being pro-russian that one ukrainian diplomat told elon musk to bluntly eff off. when musk was confronted with our reporting on twitter as well as those comments by that ukrainian diplomat, elon musk responded on twitter, we're just following his recommendation, i.e., to leave ukraine. ana, musk tweeted about the high cost of starlink in ukraine saying it costs $20 million a month so confirming our reporting, the spacex now believes these costs to be far too high for them to continue and i should note i wasn't able to see those tweets because musk blocked me on twitter followin

this is the sixth spacex flight. as we look at all things are perfect. the crew members here are the commander -- [ no audio ] the first female native american ever to go into space. we have got anna, the first russian to go on an american spacecraft in 20 years and russia's only female cosmonaut. we have the pilot and a japanese astronaut on his way to the station. this is going to be a five-month mission. they are going to dock with the station tomorrow at about 5:10 in the afternoon east coast time. listen to the applause. spacex mission control in houston -- sorry, in hawthorn, california, making the point they have had perfect separation. all stages separated. we see the spacecraft continue on for the rendezvous with international space station. what's fascinating about this mission, aside from the fact the engineering prowess of spacex and pulling off a perfect launch, what's fascinating about this mission is the international element. the russian cosmonaut during this time of extreme tension on an american spacecraft as both space agencies remain

we have got to see your spacex engineers.verseas, all of mission control , i have the spacex lead train every nasa crew gone into orbit today. their capabilities based on the black -- versus the blue, we are missing the point. that is a touchdown for scientists all over the world. host: a follow-up on that, have you given any thought as to who would accomplish -- who would accompany you on the hubble mission? if you are not able to do the hubble mission and nasa comes back and says this should be done robotically or shouldn't be done at all, what would your second flight be, how you will push the envelope with that second flight? jared: for me, the name of the program is not the appropriate time. we have got to execute really well. or there will not be a second polaris mission. that is the focus now. there is studies going on. a proven vehicle like dragon for servicing other missions, hubble is awesome. it lets let them do their thing and get their study going. i think that is the end game. host: you talked a lot about the br

so the big question today, and and we'll ask the pentagon this, is spacex rescinding that, is spacexpoint is that elon musk and spacex are out there saying we're doing this great service for ukraine, others were involved paying for it and they themselves were going to the pentagon asking them to pay for it. >> maybe that's a pr win in itself. we'll see. >> it'll be amazing to see what actually happens, because to some extent they are speaking out of both sides of their mouths. >> yeah. >>> chinese leader, xi jinping is putting the world on notice while kicking off the communist party congress in beijing where he's poised to get a third term in power. he warned of any interference in taiwan, which beijing claims as its own territory. >> translator: we will continue to strive for peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and utmost effort but never promise to reserve the use of force. this is directed solely at interference by outside forces and a few separatists seeking taiwan independence. >> joining us now to discuss is cnn economic analyst rana fuhar, author of a new book

you are also in spacex.re you concerned about tesla, space x and his ability to keep these companies growing while he now has a third company he has to take care of? >> i'm not really that concerned about tesla or spacex. both companies achieving enormous success and have a very clear path in front of them which elon is guiding. my bigger concern was sin being ceo of twitter for any extended period of time in that there is only so much time in the day can he really achieve his goals at twitter along with all of his responsibilities of going to the moon and building the biggest ev company in the world? how does one person do this? that is a legitimate concern and that was the one concern i brought up in our conversation. how long is he really going to be ceo? i think what he has done at all of his companies effectively is found great autonomous leaders that can run the business when he is running around doing other stuff and he guides people in a specific manner. i also think his engagement on different level

but for elon musk, most of it is about tesla, spacex.engaged when spacex has a successful mission. he tweets a lot about tesla. space is a topic that is high up there. the interesting number to me is crypto. he has not tweeted as much as one might think about crypto since january 31 of this year. emily: and when he has talked about twitter, where does he focus? certain tweets have gotten more attention than others. emily: -- ed: he tweets a lot about the bots on the platform. he doesn't so much talk about the characters involved. management, on occasion, but the focus is really on bots, one of the bigger portions of the pie charts on that screen. the other one is issues of censorship and bias. another big consideration for elon musk is policy. we want to know what policies will change in terms of content moderation and who will be out or allowed back on the platform. but that pie chart is the most telling. emily: ed ludlow, thanks for bringing us all the data. joining us to continue the conversation is jason goldman, founding member of t

musk did this on his twitter where the founder of spacex and tesla will remind you.ar from for the first time enters into open conflict with one or another supporter of international escalation. i started a few weeks ago with the recognition of crimea as russian, then drew attention to the historical sympathy for russia of the inhabitants of donbass and in. end of the day. in fact, he condemned those who inflate the ukrainian crisis and push humanity to a third world war. well, now, as you can see, he did not disdain to condescend, yes, the once notorious chess player. moreover, the latter is just the same very actively opposed to diplomatic solutions. and in general, it has long been asking for someone to calm him down, boris ivanin will confirm. i welcome boris, as far as i shoot kasparov himself provoked the mask. yes, alexei is welcomed exactly as they said in the film pokrovsky gates the game goes into the endgame. it's just that you have to play it. apparently not a nightmare at all. this chess game against elon musk was started by garik asparov himself in the

instead spacex told ukraine to send their requests to the pentagon.t with ukraine. without star link, ukraine said it can't fight. last week reports emerged of widespread sudden star link outages on the front line as troops fought to take back territory. >> they are puzzled about why that is going on. is that something that is spacex is doing intentionally and is that coming from elon. no one is quite sure. >> reporter: the outages and news of the funding request to pentagon come as musk's support of ukraine is also questioned. after he proposed a peace deal suggesting that ukraine relink wish crimea to russia. he told a private audience that ukraine doesn't want to talk about peace negotiations. while he said, russia would accept those terms. and bianna, that proposed peace plan angers ukraines so much that a ukrainian diplomat saying that elon should just f off. no with whun highlighted those comments, elon musk responded on twitter saying we are just following his recommendation. i e, the recommendation to leave ukraine. so confirmation there of ou

on the eve of the xianen edition, it was reported that spacex is asking the pentagon to pay for starlinkill be told by roksolana bochai, well , and then we will discuss ilona maska's company, spacex , asked the ministry of defense of the united states to pay for aid to ukraine with sterling terminals on october 13, the american publication reported this with a reference to a letter that the editors received at their disposal, we are not in able to continue donating terminals to ukraine and funding existing terminals for an unspecified period of time, according to that journal letter. the use of antiques for the ukrainian government and the army is about more than 120 million dollars by the end of this year and about 400 million for the next 12 months, according to the channel, the company sent a letter that in september at the same time tsianen reports that the pentagon leadership was angered by such a letter from spacex and one high-ranking official from of defense anonymously commented on the situation the list has the audacity to look like heroes while others pay so much and now bill

today musk said spacex cannot indefinitely fund the system. he says cost nearly $20 million a month. last month, spacex asked congress to take over the service. felicia schwartz is the financial times u.s. foreign affairs correspondent. thanks for joining us. how important has this system been to ukraine in this war? >> american and ukrainian officials have described it to us as a total game changer, super important. as you said, it helps drone operators, it helps people stay in touch. it's basically a backup communications network when cell phone and internet infrastructure are down and especially as ukrainian forces our retaking area in the east of the country where there is not a lot of ukrainian cell coverage. it has been crucial. reporter: has musk just been donating this? >> it's been a mix. musk and spacex have donated some. the u.s. government and european countries have donated some. there has also been crowdfunding efforts, but he has donated some terminals as well. reporter: musk asked the pentagon if they could take this over. wher

spacex c.e.o.lon musk threatens to stop funding an internet service that the ukrainian military has been using. then, consolidating power. the chinese president prepares to tighting his grip on authority, emulating his political hero, chairman mao. >> he patterns mao in the way he governs the party. judy: and it's friday. we weigh i on the january 6 committee's decision to s&p -- subpoena former president trump. and what to exact in the upcominglection. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> pediatric surgeon. volunteer, thompsonry artist, a raymond james financial advisor taylors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including jim and nancy and kathy and paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. >> it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's

>> thank you, sandra and goodbye to my friends at spacex. we will take you to the hatch open anticipated at five -- 5: 42 central time, and then the hatch open -- essential docking at 4:01 eastern time, while lying off -- flying off the west coast of africa. it is great to see dragon docked, there was applause and a mild -- smiles all over the room upon docking. now that we are docked they are securing some hardware and moving into hatch operations. first he will open the large hatch at the note to having them -- then you will have to pressurize the vestibule as he -- that is the small area between them. they need to fill it with the air and make sure the pressure is nearly equal to the atmospheric pressure of dragon and the space station. they will use a small valve on the stations hatch to slowly introduce air into the vestibule. flight controllers in mission control houston will monitor the pressure and temperature readings inside. >>, checks, from the cabin micc. >> koichi wakata on the cabin mic we have the five by five. >> this conclud

it's small, easy to use satellite terminals called star link made by spacex, founded by elon musk.ng drones and targeting. >> star link is the glue really between the forward deployed drone and the artillary conducting the strikes. >> reporter: cnn has now exclusively obtained documents showing not only that spacex is just one part of a large international effort getting star link to ukraine's front lines, but now, seven months into the war, spacex is warning the pentagon it's facing the difficult choice of reducing or stopping service. >> why, at this moment, star link is raising this issue, it just -- it's really bad timing. >> the company says it has spent almost $100 million. and, quote, we are not in a position to further donate terminals to ukraine or fund the existing terminals for an indefinite period of time. spacex has now requested the pentagon pick up much of the tab, $124 million for the rest of 2022, a rate that would translate close to $400 million for the next year. >> spacex is not a charity, of course, and they're losing a lot of money right now as a business. so

spacex and to elon musk.ithout starlink, none of our offensives would be so successful. >> reporter: lieutenant taras baravet is a spokesman for ukraine's military. he told us starlink is crucial for commanding troops on the battlefield. >> it sounds like it's been a game changer for ukraine, just as important as rocket systems? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: but then, earlier this month, musk tweeted a proposal for bringing peace to ukraine, suggesting the u.n. could supervise a referendum in parts of ukraine recently annexed illegally by russia. it infuriated many ukrainians. >> this is a matter of our freedom. this is not something we're going to discuss with anyone, including elon musk. >> reporter: a senior ukrainian diplomat even told elon musk to get lost, insulting language. musk seemed intent on doing just that, recently saying that spacex could not fund starlink in ukraine indefinitely. his company reportedly requested last month that the pentagon take over paying for it. but musk has now done a

they follow the confrontation between the entrepreneur elon musk and the authorities, the head of spacexin made an unpopular statement for the united states regarding ukraine day something new protest, the closer the winter and the higher gas electricity bills. the more europeans take to the streets demanding to abandon anti-russian sanctions and subjugate the nord stream to the german heinitz, in addition to this, the posters were calling for the arrest of the chancellorohabbak and for sending american soldiers home, the bravest took russian flags in their hands. a similar action took place in leipzig, where local residents gather for rallies almost daily on the central street, thousands of people with posters and banners tirelessly, as they go to work and protests in moldova, it’s true, now in speeches from the rostrum, not only dissatisfaction with exorbitant bills for wanting the house warm, because he is cold, he has no money to pay for the warmth of a person. who does not know what will happen tomorrow the day after tomorrow with him, what will bring the world together with the gra

spacex crew five mission will be the sixth crude -- crewed spaceflight. today aircrews flying onboard dragon endurance. it will be the second flight for this capsule and it has been a great countdown so far. the weather is still good for t0. crew five is go for launch. >> copy that, is go for launch. >> you heard it yourself, crew five is go for launch. we started our coverage earlier today with the crew heading to the launch pad and before that, the spacex team did help them put on their spacesuits and conduct initial checkouts before crew walkout. crew walkout was where the crew members gave final goodbyes with friends and family gathered outside the operations and checkout building before they began the roughly 20 minute ride to the pad 309a once they arrived at the pad, they took a moment to enjoy the view of the vehicle that they will be taking flight on this afternoon. the astronauts entered the dragon spacecraft. the team performed a series of checks to make sure everything was functioning properly. >> a short time ago, the team closed out the hatc

for ukraine, and probably about the prospects of not being dependent on the mood of the owner of spacexfor a few moments, news is waiting for you on espresso anna eva melnyk will present them we are still exposed we urge you to stay in safe places, be stress free

starlink in ukraine spacex can no longer pay for the operation of the starlink satellite communications system in this country. what a business? tremors an earthquake occurred in the waters of lake baikal vitali, our meat-eaters. the historical drama set a collection record in the first week of rental, which is why the audience liked this film so much. in astana, the summit of the leaders of the cis countries has opened. russian president vladimir putin, according to tradition, arrived at the event at the beginning of the meeting. they took a joint photo of the heads of state. 8 minutes is a meeting of the council of leaders of countries in a narrow format for seven to join and representatives of the delegation, as reported by the press service the kremlin is discussing cooperation within the commonwealth, focusing on improving the efficiency of joint work. today, also according to the plan, the first summit russia central asia now i will tell you all the details. so, in the first summit of the leaders of the cis countries, the presidents of russia, azerbaijan, belarus, kyrgyzstan, kaza

pay for existing terminals for an unspecified period of time, the director of government sales of spacexte in a letter in september to the pentagon, and secondly, in mid-august, the united states government deprived the mask company that operates starlinks of almost a billion dollars in state subsidies because it turned out that the coverage in hard-to-reach areas does not correspond to what was stated in the project in september, with simultaneous requests to the pentagon , the company appealed this decision for the terminals supplied to ukraine. musk wants 120 million dollars by the end of this year and 400 million during the next one, therefore, from the first, sudden , at first glance, meaningless peaceful proposals and, as it were, the fear of a third world, and then, after the predicted outrage of ukrainians, complaints about the high cost of the equipment that stalin supplies to the armed forces are actually just leverage in negotiations with his own government of the united states and this is the reality of business, because the fate of ukrainian communications on the front line

was the enemy reflects the militant international spacex company refused to pay. back in sicily, mud flows flooded houses and streets, washed-out embankments and beaches the power of earthquakes in buryatia the epicenter in the waters of lake baikal and this handsome man will pass through any thickness of the arctic ocean renewal of the russian nuclear fleet defend historical truth and fight nazism unite in resolving controversial issues in the commonwealth of independent states space make efforts to switch to national currencies in bilateral trade. this is what vladimir putin spoke about today in the capital of kazakhstan at the summit of the cis heads of state astana second day in a row remains the center of world politics. today. there will be another russia-central asia summit for the first time in this format. well, now our special correspondent alexey golovkov alexei golovkov is broadcasting live from astana. hello, what topics are in the focus of attention of heads of state today? good afternoon, maria, indeed, in the capital of kazakhstan, astana, the summit of the heads of s

this is spacex's 49th mission of the year already. the idea is the rocket then comes back to earth and lands on a ship offshore. around here, we'll return to earth and the weather. the clouds with us from time to time tomorrow. little additional cloud cover, a stronger on shore breeze meaning cooler temperatures tomorrow, but not dramatically cooler. dry weekend in store with near normal temperatures. the storm track aimed well to the north. we need some rain. new updates from the u.s. drought monitor came out today, and it expands the area of extreme drought, the second worst category, farther into the bay area. solano county, almost all of napa county, half of sonoma county included in the second worst category. exceptional drought throughout the valley. still 17% of the state in the worst category, exceptional drought. but we have some rain chances in the forecast down the line. it won't be over the weekend or for halloween, but by tuesday and wednesday, maybe lingering into thursday we'll be optimistic. we could see scattered ligh

georgy podgorny knows that ukraine is too expensive for ilona mask and spacex, in particular, starlinkigh was not affordable until the end of this year, to serve the needs of the ukrainian military, you need 120 million dollars, next year you will need another 400 kiev, which is not surprising to pay for charity does not want to pay the bills, the excuse, apparently, is over, considers such spending irrational. we are not able to donate terminals to ukraine in the future or finance existing terminals for an indefinite period of time. moreover, in ukraine, more precisely, in the zone of the special operation , starling terminals use 100 times more information than in ordinary households. this is again the statistics of elon musk himself. at the same time, spacex has already spent $ 80 million to deliver all the equipment to put it into operation, and it is clear that the commander of the armed forces will not manage these expenses. valery zaluzhny. asked the mask for another eight thousand terminals for communication via satellite internet twice as much. what is now in ukraine the same

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spacex donated about 20,000 satellite communication terminals to ukraine, starling, now the company issking the pentagon to pay for their subsequent work, by the way, the final shield times newspaper reports malfunctions starling in ukraine just a few days after melnik's boorish attack. the two turned into catastrophic losses of communications in the ukrainian troops. bloomberg, in turn, writes to the us federal authorities that they began an investigation into the smear, allegedly a complaint from the owners. the social network twitter which the entrepreneur has been unsuccessfully trying to buy for a long time. a group of foreign mercenaries was neutralized in the zaporozhye region, as vladimir rogov, a member of the main council of the regional administration, told oni tried to get her out. in the area of ​​the city gently sloping and ambushed. as evidence, a recording was published on the helmet camera of one of the saboteurs. according to rogov , our fighters intend to let the group into their territory, a battle ensued, a heavy flamethrower system worked, sunshine, from the enemy

american billionaire elon musk, during correspondence on social networks, hinted why his company spacex began to demand payment for the use of satellite communications by the ukrainian military, one of the internet users quoted a cnn message that spacex offers the pentagon to pay for services satellite communications for the troops of ukraine then users recalled the ukrainian ambassador to germany andrey melnik in early october. the businessman responded obscenely to the mask for his initiatives for a peaceful settlement of the conflict. we're just following the recommendations of the millers, let me remind you that spacex gave ukraine about 20,000 satellite communication terminals, starling, now the company is asking the pentagon to pay for them. subsequent work, by the way, was reported by the finantional times newspaper about malfunctions, starling in ukraine just a few days after melnik’s boorish attack, the interruptions turned into catastrophic loss of communication in ukrainian troops agency. in turn, writes the us federal authorities launched an investigation into the mask for t

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this is a spacex nasa mission.rd the rocket preparing to lift off at noon eastern time. now this is a mission going to the space station. it's international. as you know, the international space station is made up of a lot of countries, but america and russia play the biggest part. we now have the first russian astronaut on an american spacecraft in 20 years. so the question for her and for the crew, amid the tension of talk of nuclear strikes and war in ukraine, can they get along? how are they getting along? the tension with these two countries is right beneath the surface. for decades, russian and american astronauts have worked side by side in orbit. now amid war and sanctions, russia is threatening to pull out of the space station within a few years. but today two americans, a japanese and a russian astronaut will board a spacex rocket for a five-month station assignment. they have been training together for a year. the mission commander is a veteran combat pilot set to become the first native american woman i

. >> spacex dragon, go for launch. >> t-30 seconds. t-15. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, ignition. engines full power, and lift o off. >> to one alpha. >> copy one alpha. >> pitching down range. >> stage one propulsion is nominal. nominal power and telemetry. stage one throttle down. supersonic. [engine worrying] execute. stage one throttle up. >> stage one bravo. >> copy. 1 bravo. >> impact shield has started. >> kayleigh: ambassador haley, this is really incredible to watch, i will never forget to traveling with president trump to cape canaveral, to see the first launch of americans into space nearly a decade, scrubbed due to weather, and then it happened. and what you are watching as a return to american greatness as we watch this for the take off. after nearly a decade of really stymieing our space exploration, it really feels like america is back on the space front. >> dr. saphier: it is awe-inspiring, and i'm laughing, emily is so emotional watching this, but god is so good when you see something like this.

let me remind you that spacex has handed over about 20,000 starlink satellite communication terminalsukraine and now the company is asking the pentagon to pay for their subsequent work. and by the way, the finandshall times newspaper previously reported on starlink outages in ukraine in just a few days after melnik’s boorish attack , the interruption then turned into a catastrophic loss of communication in the ukrainian troops, the bloom agency, in turn, writes that the us federal authorities launched an investigation into elon musk for a reason, allegedly a complaint from the owners. the social network twitter which the entrepreneur unsuccessfully tried to buy. mi-35 attack helicopters fired at columns of apu tanks, having received the crew’s task, they lifted the cars into the air and headed for the target at low altitude, helicopters approaching it sharply turned up their noses, gained altitude and fired rockets at armored vehicles from both sides. after that , other ka-52 helicopters successfully left the affected areas of air defense systems and cleared the area for the enemy. i

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this was largely a spacex effort financially. i reached out to spacex for further comment.not heard back. at least not yet, carl but keep in mind, spacex is one of those companies with many different costly initiatives under way right now, including, of course, besides starlink and getting that up and running and becoming a robust global business, starship as well for which the next two crew members for the second planned manned flight, spaceflight of that starship system were announced this week as well. >> what's the case with elon, he raises the possibility this is somehow punitive, getting even for the ambassador that insulted him, saying we're just following his recommendation that's what the scuttlebutt is about today. >> that is what the scuttlebutt is about and he did wade into that on twitter following everything else we've seen on twitter in recent weeks around his commentary in that poll around ukraine and russia but it is, my understanding, certainly this is what cnn reported as well, that letter went out to the pentagon last month. so, perhaps, ahead of some of

i want to clarify that from february in 2022 , ilona maska's company spice e.e.e. spacex spent aboutllion dollars on launching and supporting the work of its starlink online store in ukraine, which was just mentioned by my colleague sashko shevchenko, however, ilon musk, the richest man in the world, made similar proposals. well, for example, the adviser to the head of the president's office mykhailo podolyak believes that musk made his statements in order to divert attention from the discussion of tesla's negative quarterly report. and there is a version that through the mask, the kremlin sends signals to ukraine and of the world, in particular regarding the negotiations well, maybe musk is another version sincerely afraid of nuclear war, he also mentioned this threat in his tweets well, and we just talked about it with pavel klimkin now we we will consider all these options oleksandr kraev , director of the north america program of the foreign policy council, ukrainian prisma joins oleksandr's broadcast my greetings yes congratulations good evening to you, what did you think when y