Elon Musk on SpaceX Rockets Exploding

[ImHereToBeGood]

Crazy how he’s not just the name of the company he knows details like a tiny stark type shit

[MyNameIsJeff-W]

Success is achieved while riding on the back of failure.

[knightgem]

Failure is needed for success to be achieved 😊

[bladestarX]

This is what most people don’t understand: Elon’s companies use an iterative approach to innovation. The idea is not to hire thousands of experts to theorize for years about everything that could go wrong; instead, they run simulations and test and validate them in practice as many times as possible. A rocket explosion never goes to waste. It’s the lean startup methodology: build, measure, learn, and repeat. At first, it may look bad to most, but it will inevitably reach a threshold that conventional approaches cannot match. Iterative-based innovation.

He also emphasizes the principle that “the best part is no part.” This is a “delete feature” approach, where the goal is to avoid over-engineering. The idea is to ask: Can it work without this? Is it really necessary? By removing unnecessary complexity, the design becomes more efficient and reliable.

To many, this may seem like cutting corners. Many would argue against his methods. But I don’t know… you can’t argue with the outcomes. SpaceX is the leading company when it comes to space vehicles.

[quitchemmy]

Imagine how boring it is for Musk to watch Michael bays movies

[BrockAry]

I like the Starship that landed and after it sat tbere for a few seconds, it just blew up. I wish I had been there to see it in person. ❤

[Wombats-]

It can be Elon or anyone else it doesn’t matter. This is why I never complain about things no matter how hard it is. People cry they can’t quit smoking “oh it’s way too hard” “I can’t do it” whatever the problem is people complain. People like him don’t know the word “I can’t do it” they try and never give up. You can fail over and over, we wouldn’t get anywhere if people gave up. At the end of the day no matter how many times I failed, I never gave up. That’s what keeps you going

[tt]

The ONLY requirement for success is learning from failure. I wish schools and culture taught us how to fail instead of teaching us to be afraid of failure.

[mattholden]

I have no idea what the hell he is saying but I back him 100% because he does ❤

[rayray]

You gotta remember he's new at this.Nobody's helping him.He has to start from scratch He learns a little from books, that's it

[madisonscott]

Imagine in the future we talk about Elon as a legend and you realise that you lived in the same era and watched miracles at this time

[Lucian_Balthazar]

*Just by his answer, I'll wholeheartedly say that Elon Musk is the future that I'm gonna trust to..*

[jeulihonodel]

Its a whoa nilly moment! But thankfully Elon takes it in stride.

[RandolphTheWhite]

He found 99 different ways to blow up a rocket

[arunkrishnakumar]

I'm loving the parasyte soundtrack

[anthonypettit]

You learn more from your failures than you ever do if you get something right on the first time you will remember why you failed and what doesn't work but when you get something right the first time you won't remember every little thing you did that made it right and you will probably fail almost every attempt after that first victory

[LonnieOwen-chsg]

Rockets are obsolete in the near future for leaving earth's gravitational field

[daarksideyt]

"If I lure them in and kill them all, they wont send me away *TO FUUUCKING MARS!* "

- The Starship that set there and waited post landing, menacingly.

[martinmallasch]

Failure is a measure of success, it's just not the one you want.

[kflashcarr]

I hope Elon is able to make us multi-planetary. With the state of the world, time is running out.