sabato 3 settembre 2016

Elon Musk News - Tesla Model 3 reservations reached over 400,000 based on cash flow 🚗3⃣💰

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TESLA MODEL 3 RESERVATIONS REACHED OVER 400,000 BASED ON CASH FLOW 🚗3⃣💰  August 9th 2016


Here are the top 3 stories in this issue of Elon Musk News:
  1. Tesla Model 3 reservations reached over 400,000 based on cash flow from customer deposits
  2. No complaint from SpaceX as Air Force skips competition for pair of NRO missions
  3. Hyperloop One is designing a high-speed way to travel underwater
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The YouTube channel Cold Fusion recently released a video about Elon Musk. It is very well done, and highly recommended if you are just starting to learn about who Elon Musk is, and what he's done.

SpaceX

No complaint from SpaceX as Air Force skips competition for pair of NRO missions

The Air Force said it chose ULA due to the timing and complexity of the integration of the satellites to the rockets, unique requirements, and the need to have a certified launch vehicle by the award date. ULA is "currently the only responsible source," the notice said.
But SpaceX, which sued the Air Force in federal court in 2014 for the right to compete for national security missions, said it understood the Air Force's decision. "These particular missions had very specific technical requirements," John Taylor, a SpaceX spokesman said in an email to SpaceNews. "We worked closely with the DoD and the USAF on this action and decided jointly it was the right approach."
Read the full article | Photo from United Launch Alliance

SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets preparing for JCSAT-16 and Amos-6 launches

SpaceX is lining up its next two missions, with Falcon 9 hardware currently in pre-launch preparations for launch. In Florida, the Falcon 9 tasked with the JCSAT-16 launch is preparing for a Static Fire test on August 10, while at SpaceX's test center in Texas, the Amos-6 first stage is on the stand ready for its own engine firing ahead of shipping to the Cape.

Tesla

Tesla Model 3 reservations reached over 400,000 based on cash flow from customer deposits

While it's understandably suspicious that Tesla doesn't want to update the official Model 3 reservation tally and it still refers to the 373,000 number reported in May, the company could be waiting to reach a certain round number before updating, like 500,000.
As mentioned, based on the reported cash flow from customer deposits, it's difficult to imagine Tesla holding less than 400,000 reservations for the Model 3 at the moment, likely inching closer and closer to 500,000.

Media take SEC filing risks, turn into Tesla 'Gigafactory Doomed' story

You might have read headlines over the weekend claiming that Tesla announced possible delays and higher cost for its Gigafactory in Nevada. Big Media Titans Reuters and CNBC pushed the headlines as if it was breaking news Friday night after Tesla released its 10-Q SEC filing for the second quarter 2016.
Some even claimed that Tesla released the news on Friday night in an attempt to bury it, something not unusual in the industry. The only problem is that it's not breaking news. Not even close. It's actually at least 3 months old.

Car and Driver predicts Tesla Model 3 will be 2 years late, here's why they are wrong

Tesla says it will arrive in late 2017, but in its latest issue, the popular automotive magazine Car and Driver claims the Model 3 will not arrive until late 2019, 2 years late. Car and Driver, and many others, might expect that it will be pushed further, but that's simply based on the fact that Tesla had delays before, and therefore, it should have delays again.
While some healthy skepticism on Tesla hitting the "late 2017" target is good, I think assuming that anyone would have a better idea than Tesla on when the Model 3 will hit the market is foolish.

Tesla Model X saves man's life

"A little past Highlandville it just hit where it was the most excruciating pain I've ever had." He didn't realize he was having a pulmonary embolism. Neally says he was writhing in pain, and totally distracted from driving. "I just knew I had to get there, to the ER," says Neally. So he trusted the self-driving Tesla to stay on the road, until it got near a hospital. Josh was able to drive himself the last couple of blocks to the ER.

Tesla Model S P90D with Ludicrous mode runs a quarter-mile in 10.8 seconds [Video]

After Tesla released a new version of its flagship sedan last year, the Model S P90D with Ludicrous mode, Motor Trend reported that it managed to run a quarter-mile in 10.9 seconds – making the Model S one of the rare '10- second cars' and probably the first production 4-door sedan to make it.

Hyperloop

Hyperloop One designing underwater Hyperloops for cargo transportation

Hyperloop One, a Los Angeles-based startup developing the technology for the Hyperloop high-speed transportation system, is interested in building a Hyperloop that can travel underwater.
Peter Diamandis, a Hyperloop One board member and CEO of the X-Prize Foundation, told Business Insider that the startup is interested in using Hyperloop to transport cargo to ports 10 miles off shore. "We've been talking to a lot of the port authorities around the world about re-engineering their ports in this kind of fashion," he said.

OpenAI

How Hackers Use AI to Trick You Into Clicking Sketchy Links

OpenAI, an Elon Musk-backed project studying the way artificial intelligence will affect us in the future, said in July that the technology can pose a risk. "An early use of AI will be to break into computer systems," OpenAI wrote. "We'd like AI techniques to defend against sophisticated hackers making heavy use of AI methods."

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giovedì 25 agosto 2016

I terremoti si possono prevedere? Il confronto tra scienza ed "eresia", ora online, gratuito.


Sette anni fa, in quella notte tremenda del 6 aprile 2009, ero a L'Aquila. Realizzai molti video, molte inchieste, molte interviste. Alcune mi valsero premi, altre finirono agli atti della Procura. Rimasi diversi mesi. Mi occupai anche di un ricercatore indipendente che, attraverso i suoi rilevatori di gas radon, sosteneva di poter prevedere l'epicentro, l'intensità e il momento di un sisma. I media lo trattavano come un ciarlatano, ma incontrai moltissime persone che giurarono che quel ricercatore aveva salvato loro la vita. Il suo nome era Giampaolo Giuliani. In seguito aprì una fondazione e ora lavora tra gli Stati Uniti, Taiwan e l'Italia.
Dal vostro desiderio di capire, e dall'assenza di qualunque informazione ufficiale in merito, nacque un documentario molto "On The Road", realizzato con una piccola videocamera. Ma con qualche donazione (e con quella piccola videocamera), riuscii a portare la scienza ufficiale, l'INGV, a dialogare con il mondo "eretico" dei ricercatori indipendenti: Antonio Piersanti, direttore di ricerca all'Istituto di Geofisica e Vulcanologia di Roma, venne in quel piccolo laboratorio di Coppito e si confrontò con Giampaolo Giuliani.
Il risultato fu un'indagine divisa in quattro parti. Nella prima, Giuliani racconta la sua storia e la storia degli eventi di quella tragica notte del 6 aprile. Nella seconda, Piersanti spiega i terremoti dal punto di vista della scienza e vi mostra il centro di elaborazione dati dell'INGV. Nella terza, è di nuovo Giuliani a portarvi nel suo laboratorio, per spiegare nel dettaglio come funziona la sua "tecnica di previsione dei terremoti". Infine, nella quarta parte, in quel piccolo laboratorio di Coppito arriva anche Piersanti, per realizzare un confronto che a quei tempi era giudicato impossibile. E, se me lo consentite, anche oggi. Un modus operandi che dovrebbe essere preso ad esempio su come affrontare le questioni controverse, in luogo della censura e in luogo della sterile divisione tra i sostenitori di tesi diverse.
Il documentario, confezionato e distribuito un DVD, è disponibile oggi gratuitamente su Youtube (di seguito i link). Ne avanzano ancora un centinaio di copie – forse meno – originali. Se qualcuno volesse averle, può fare una donazione libera, includendo anche un ragionevole costo di spedizione, e lo riceverà a casa (qui per donare con carta di credito, qui perdonare con PayPal, qui tramite bonifico , qui tramite ricarica Postepay e qui tramite bitcoin).
Un terremoto si può prevedere? Scienza e ricercatori indipendenti a confronto

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