Everything meaningful takes time.

Looking back on our time at ⁦Outpost⁩ original office. We were going so fast (still are) that we built the prototype of our first satellite before we had a table to test it on.

Watching my two kids argue makes me realize how all we want is for everyone to believe our version of the truth.

Sunrise out of Los Angeles this morning was beautiful.

Thanks to everyone who came by to check out Outpost Air Drop system at #fedsupernova Capital Factory ⚙️ this week. We had so many meaningful conversations about protecting our military personnel and saving lives.

Here is me and Aaron Kemmer after a summer of micro gravity fights in 2011. This was the final set of fights when we perfected the process of 3D printing in a gravity-independent fashion. Notice the uninterrupted printing from 2g to 0g. Special appearance of Matthew F. Reyes at

We have a lot of plutonium we'd like to eliminate, and fission is the best way to do this. In the presence of fertile thorium, we can fission plutonium and start a sustainable thorium energy economy that will carry us for the next hundred thousand years.

Views from onboard Starship's tenth flight test

Atmospheric re-entry is one of the coolest parts of space exploration.

At my special place, our family’s home in New Mexico. I was swinging on this swing when I was my son’s age here. During COVID I sat for a month in the attic as a converted office where I negotiated the sale of Made In Space. This trip we are celebrating my aunts memorial in a

Got Starlink on the plane. One kids sleeping the other watching aquanauts. Ask Me Anything.

Early morning in the hangar for flight testing. Most of my best memories of my career have happened in a hangar. I love these days.

Why is Lululemon obnoxiously advertising on something I am paying money for?

There is no more male idea in the entire universe than "Why don't we fly to the moon and drive around?"