26 September 2026 Tesla Lithium Plant Snapshots! The plant is looking pretty good today and the team here has made some massive milestones recently, with the Lithium Day even in July, the announcement that the LiOH monohydrate produced ere is now being used to make cathode materials at the Giga Texas Cathode plant and that the 4680s that are made from this material! Most of the roadways that were under construction on my July video are completed, with a few new ones here and there. I noted another new clearing being prepared too just to the side of the staging yard at the raw materials warehouse, so perhaps that next phase of construction is about to begin!  The new 4680s that use the LiOH from this plant are now featured in the @cybertruck the Cybercab and the newly-unveiled @tesla_semi … and who knows, they may play a big role with the upcoming Roadster, with that announcement coming up on 1 October! 4680s are also planned to be used in the upcoming @Tesla_Optimus robot, so perhaps this plant will be supporting some of that new product at some point in the future. This plant broke ground just over 4 years ago and to see it now operational and contributing to the Tesla mission is really special. Work remains ahead to eventually double the production size, add black-mass battery recycling capabilities and a whole bunch more. I hope you enjoy these snapshots from today’s drone flight!

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If this “.” were a black hole, it would have about the mass of Jupiter’s moon Ganymede crammed into it! To become a black hole, it’s not about how much stuff an object has, but how much it’s been smooshed. That's a lot of gravity, period.

#TBT# to Sept. 20, 1979, when NASA’s final High Energy Astronomy Observatory, HEAO 3, launched into space. It mapped the sky in gamma-ray light and made detailed measurements of cosmic ray particles, helping us learn about supernova remnants, distant galaxies, and more.