Elon Musk just dropped some wild plans for 2026, and honestly, it’s the kind of stuff that makes you pause mid-scroll.
He talked about Tesla rolling out widespread robotaxis–that alone could flip the transportation game on its head.
Then there’s Optimus 3 launching, which, if you’ve been following, is Tesla’s humanoid robot stepping up.
SpaceX aims for full reusability with Starship, a huge leap for making space travel cheaper and more frequent.
But the real jaw-dropper? Building manufacturing facilities on the moon.
Think solar cells, radiators–heavy stuff that weighs a ton but could be made there and launched via mass driver.
Chips might still come from Earth, they’re light, but imagine pumping out a billion tons of AI-powered satellites yearly.
Replies are buzzing: some joke about Elon’s breakfast thoughts leading to moon factories, others question fixing Earth first, but overall, excitement brews.
One user quipped ‘Soon’ is Elon’s favorite time unit–fair point, timelines slip, but the vision?
Astronomical.
This isn’t just talk; it’s a blueprint for scaling humanity’s reach.
Drift to the plastic in oceans comment–valid, yet Elon’s pushing boundaries that might indirectly help solve such issues through tech advances.
Reel back: if this pans out, we’re looking at unprecedented satellite deployment, boosting global connectivity, AI everywhere.
No grand promises here, just recounting the buzz from the post.
Exciting times ahead, if timelines hold.
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