Last week, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk launched his now-famous red Tesla Roadster into space, aboard the first Falcon Heavy rocket. If you want to know where the first car cruising our Solar System is right now, there’s a website for that — aptly called Whereisroadster.com.
Last week, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk launched his now-famous red Tesla Roadster into space, atop the first Falcon Heavy rocket. Cameras mounted on the car live-streamed the Starman’s journey for a few hours, giving us some unforgettable shots of Earth before going black. But if you want to know where the first car cruising our Solar System is right now, there’s a website for that — aptly called Whereisroadster.com.
How did he feel when he found out he was right and Elon Musk was wrong? “I was just relieved to know that I wasn’t doing anything critically wrong,” Pearson says. “Elon Musk is a visionary man, incredibly far forward, but there’s a reality distortion field when it comes to him.” Still, he’s a fan: “I like that he’s willing to take risks and do cool stuff that people just keep saying it’s not possible and he figures out a way to make it possible.
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