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“The purpose of SpaceX is to help make life multiplanetary.

The Mars is the next natural step. It's the only planet we really have a shot at establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars.”

— Elon Musk

Tesla shareholders officially approved CEO Elon Musk’s record-breaking $1 trillion compensation plan during the company’s annual meeting held on Thursday, November 6, at its Austin, Texas headquarters. According to the final vote tally, an overwhelming 75% of shareholders backed the proposal, clearing the way for one of the largest executive pay packages in corporate history. No one gets that rich.

Medical Breakthrough in China!

A man has lived over 170 days after receiving a pig liver transplant, marking a major leap in science and medicine. Scientists say this success could solve the global organ shortage crisis. This is a great breakthrough in science and medicine.

Would you trust a genetically modified organ transplant?

GPS service is free for everyone globally but it is not free. The United States spends about $2 billion per annum in maintaining it.

Next time you think you don't need America, think about it.

Is this the future of power?
This is a magnetic mirror fusion reactor, an ambitious leap in clean energy technology. Designed for efficiency and scalability, this compact system can generate 50MW minimum efficient scale. This is one of the hope for the future of no-fossil fuel power supply.

Unlike traditional fusion designs, the magnetic mirror approach offers a modular setup, potentially transforming the energy landscape with decentralized fusion solutions. If successful, it could signal a major turning point in the race for sustainable, limitless power.

I owe Jean an appreciation for the extra volume ☺️

Did you know you can get taller in space?

Gravity has a significant influence on your height as it compresses your body over decades. In space your body doesn’t have that same gravity and you can start to “decompress” thereby getting taller.

Microgravity has some fascinating effects on the human body, and increase in height is just one one of them.

Here's the science behind it:

1. The Spine's Role: On Earth, gravity compresses our spinal discs. These discs, which act as cushions between our vertebrae, are constantly under pressure.

2. Microgravity's Impact: In microgravity, the lack of downward force allows these discs to expand. This expansion results in astronauts typically gaining a couple of inches in height while in space.

3. Temporary Growth: It's important to remember that this height increase is temporary. Once astronauts return to Earth and gravity's effects resume, their spines compress again, and they return to their pre-space height.

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