Watch Live Views of SpaceX's Starman Riding a Tesla Roadster in Space!
Post number #140093, ID: e44955
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Update for 11:56 p.m. EST: SpaceX's live webcast of the Tesla Roadster and its Starman mannequin has ended after more than four hours.
SpaceX's "Starman" dummy may have launched into space with today's maiden voyage of the Falcon Heavy rocket, but there's no need to say farewell to the lonely passenger just yet. Now you can virtually ride along with him in his cherry-red Tesla Roadster by tuning in to a live webcast beamed to Earth directly from the space car.
Post number #140094, ID: e44955
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Following the launch of the Falcon Heavy, the electric car and its dummy passenger were placed into orbit around the Earth. But in a few hours, the payload will be on its way into a solar orbit that will send it cruising by Mars.[In Photos: SpaceX's 1st Falcon Heavy Rocket Test Launch Success!] SpaceX has not yet said how long the live stream will last, but the Tesla's battery will only last for about 12 hours after liftoff,
Post number #140095, ID: e44955
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Musk said in a post-launch briefing at Kennedy Space Center. So the live views from Starman's vehicle should end sometime around 3:45 a.m. EST (0845 GMT) on Wednesday (Feb. 7). As with other SpaceX webcasts, a video recording will likely be available on SpaceX's YouTube page after the live stream ends.
Post number #140195, ID: 6bd5ba
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Wait what's happening? Why is this guy driving a car in space?
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Post number #141227, ID: 6c3f59
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>>140195 because he can. Musk is so rich he just doesn't give a shit
Post number #141244, ID: 63d3ee
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>>141227 he gives more shits than most rich guys because he doesn't pretend to be a good person he just wants to launch shit into space until he can go there himself
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| Update for 11:56 p.m. EST: SpaceX's live webcast of the Tesla Roadster and its Starman mannequin has ended after more than four hours.
SpaceX's "Starman" dummy may have launched into space with today's maiden voyage of the Falcon Heavy rocket, but there's no need to say farewell to the lonely passenger just yet. Now you can virtually ride along with him in his cherry-red Tesla Roadster by tuning in to a live webcast beamed to Earth directly from the space car.