SpaceX — Attraction in Hawthorne

SpaceX designs lasers -- huge cannons of continuously exploding hydrogens, polyvinyls, carbonites, spun polyfibrous extrusions, ceramics and glass, and radioactive metals -- for two reasons, both of them incredibly reckless: one, to shoot solid nuclear waste outside of our vicinity and into far-Earth orbit, as if getting it out of here and over there makes it suddenly not dangerous (necessary as it is for creating the neural net and other small frequency, niche bandwidth); and two, to perpetuate a long-standing myth and reinforce a practice among the boys' amateur science club (especially those who are in the military, the missionary churches, and the paramilitary mercenary ranks) that makes Elon Musk and his shareholders filthy rich from the propaganda: tht there is an anomalous, destructive, and invasive attack against the Earth by quasars and pulsars from outer space; the cause of these harmful high-fre- quency energies are unknown, making them impossible to stop; the only way to mitigate their harmful effects is to build an enormous magnetic wall in the far reaches of the solar system and in the outer edges of the near galaxy; and, this wall has nothing whatsoever to do with the black hole(s) astrophysicists can observe as they gain mass in the nearest edges of the galaxy and that is frighteningly close to our furthest planet; nor is it in any way correlated to the ever burgeoning density of asteroids that now make up the entire background space of the solar system rather than only a single wide ring; nor is it causally related to the freak occurrence, in 2018, that was the collision of two massive neutron stars dangerously close to our solar system and...

I was lucky enough to tour the entire facility here and was completely blown away. This place is amazing, even just from the outside and just getting on the grounds and seeing the rocket out front was amazing. I won't say what's inside to any detail, but there are officially released pictures of the facility you can Google to give you an idea of what it looks like. The staff was very professional [they only hire the best as you can imagine] The cafeteria was like a double decker restaurant which works like a well-oiled machine to feed the hundreds of people who work day and night there to create some of the greatest innovations of our time. There were many different office spaces with all kinds of designers and engineers and the production floor was very diverse with tons of different sections with groups doing all kinds of various tasks; an all in one production shop that is truly...

My husband michael a. cangi jr has been working at space exploration technology since may 11th 2009. I have to say that we have never experienced being employed at a place as unique as spacex. It has been abit like an ongoing drama at work and off work. The launch parties that i have been to have been great. THe food at the parties is very good quality also and the expresso bar.. I remember a chocolate fountain with strawberries for dipping that was very good. The rides also were magical. . There was even a tea cups ride with a creatures face which looked abit like salvadore dalis surreal paintings. There hasn't been a launch party in a while and i am excitedly awaiting one again., I remember one of the first lanch parties i went to and there was a tesla miniature car track. . I hope we can celebrate again. Brenda kay...