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Lon reports that Tesla demonstrated a driverless Roadster jumping and flipping with compressed-air propulsion, with 10 nozzles and a claimed 0-to-60 time under one second; production is planned for 2028. Jason says practical self-driving matters more to buyers than extreme acceleration and speculates Tesla and SpaceX could merge by year-end, citing online reports rather than inside information.
Barclays analyst Dan Levy says Tesla and SpaceX could announce a merger before Tesla’s shareholder meeting, with a joint TerraFab chip plant as a possible driver. Neither company has filed or hired bankers, and prediction markets put the chance of a year-end deal at 24%.
Elon Musk said SpaceX could become worth orders of magnitude more than the current human economy. Peter framed that as a possible $1 trillion to $10 quadrillion valuation range, while Salim argued Earth-based GDP measures cannot capture an economy built around abundant space resources and AI-driven production.
Brett speculates that SpaceX could eventually provide energy from space to support US AI infrastructure. He also jokes that Starfall could deliver drones to disable a Chinese data center, tying the system’s logistics potential to geopolitical competition.
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