Long before Passionflix existed, Tosca Musk was a 26-year-old filmmaker with a script, a dream of directing, and a big brother who believed in her. When she wrote and directed her first feature, Puzzled, in 2001, a warm little comedy about five friends opening a café in Venice Beach, Elon signed on as an executive producer, with Kimbal and their mom Maye right beside him, a whole family showing up. The film became the first step on the road that led Tosca to co-found Passionflix years later. It is so cool, that behind all the rockets and cars, there's a brother who keeps showing up for his family ❤️

Robert and I are thrilled that our gift of over 2 million shares of SpaceX stock will be distributed to children’s Trump accounts in December!   Our initial gift (shares transferring to escrow as we speak) will go to 11 to 17-year-olds who live in zip codes with median family income (MFI) of $57,000 or less, and to those who live in zip codes with too few residents for an MFI to be reported in the census. These families should receive a notice by Monday.    In a few weeks, an additional gift will be finalized for eligible 11 to 17-year-old children in military families serving overseas, children in foster care, and more children whose MFI is $90,000 or less living in counties near our home in the great state of Texas.   Thank you to the incredible team @SpaceX, @Treasury, @IRS, @DellFdn, @GreaterHorizons, @InvestAmerica24, and the legal firms of Morgan Lewis and Gibson Dunn for working over the past few months to make this happen.   We are deeply grateful for the groundbreaking work that Brad Gerstner @altcap and @MichaelDell have done for the long-term financial security for millions of kids.   God Bless America!

Meet the Operations Team in the Global Ops Center in Bastrop, TX! Today, the team is remotely controlling machines in Vegas (tunneling), Nashville (tunneling), and San Antonio (commissioning; not yet tunneling).

When @Starlink became a lifeline for a mother and her baby in rural Colombia. Karina, 24, was facing a high-risk pregnancy after previously losing a baby. Reaching town from her remote community could take two days on horseback. A visiting doctor brought a portable Starlink terminal and an ultrasound machine. Through Starlink, a specialist hundreds of kilometres away watched the scan live, guided the examination and identified the need for an immediate hospital transfer. Karina reached the hospital in time. Her baby was born safely, and she had no complications. Starlink brought specialist medical guidance into a home far from the city and helped a mother get urgent care. This is why Starlink matters. It connects people to help when lives are at stake. This lifesaving technology should be available in every part of the world.