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Sep 13, 2026
The Coal Wars Never Actually Ended | TMT 192
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26:57Alex PearlmanHOST
Elon-
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26:57Mrs. PearlmaniaHOST
And when we get back from this break, I'm gonna tell you about Elon Musk's new company town, Starbase.
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29:23Alex PearlmanHOST
Okay, Mrs. P, before we went to that break-
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29:25Mrs. PearlmaniaHOST
Yeah
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29:26Alex PearlmanHOST
... you said that Elon Musk is bringing back company towns with something called Starbase.
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29:30Mrs. PearlmaniaHOST
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2. SpaceX Environmental Waivers For Louisiana Port - DOUG MESSIER 091026
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1:48John BatchelorHOST
And the federal government is eager to be cooperative.
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1:50John BatchelorHOST
There was a very bad situation under the Biden administration at Boca Chica, as I recall.
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1:56John BatchelorHOST
Fish and wildlife were always invariably turning up to inspect the local streams.
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2:01John BatchelorHOST
And there was even a point where they were negative about Boca Chica because I think one of the initial launch pad blasted concrete into the wetlands around and they were worried about wetlands being damaged by concrete.
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2:15John BatchelorHOST
It was a very abstract argument.
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2:18John BatchelorHOST
However, now we come to 195 approximate square miles of Louisiana, and SpaceX is aware that the environment will be part of the conversation.
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3:09Doug MessierGUEST
And basically that would limit the ability of the government to, really review the site to require that SpaceX do particular things to mitigate their impact on that site.
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3:23Doug MessierGUEST
And it would very much speed up the process.
Cipher Digital, Core Scientific, Ionic Digital Batch Zero Updates and SpaceX Taps Rocket Scientists for Data Center Construction
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28:24Charlie SpearsHOST
That is undergoing kind of a refactoring of how they're going to build.
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28:27Charlie SpearsHOST
And then the longer timeline down in Abilene and Starbase, Texas, Those are probably going to be re-approached.
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28:38Charlie SpearsHOST
So what about this Rocket team? Because these are not the same type of people.
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28:44Charlie SpearsHOST
Elon hired basically a half dozen prominent people from the Falcon and Dragon teams.
100: Launch Center Pro & Sub Club — David Barnard
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9:18David BarnardGUEST
All very interesting questions.
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9:21David BarnardGUEST
So I actually grew up in South Texas in Brownsville, near South Padre Island, Boca Chica, Starbase, where Elon is now launching all the rockets.
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9:31David BarnardGUEST
So it used to be like, where are you from? Like the tip of Texas, never heard of it.
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9:37David BarnardGUEST
Now I just say, you know where Elon's doing all the crazy stuff in South Texas? That's where I'm from.
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9:41David BarnardGUEST
So I grew up like swimming and surfing and fishing all around where Starbase is currently located.
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9:47David BarnardGUEST
And then do I have a formal education? No, but yes.
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9:52David BarnardGUEST
So I actually studied sound recording technology, which was kind of a weird degree plan.
Ep 95: SpaceX’s first Louisiana job posting marks the concrete start of a second Gulf Coast launch…
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3:47PatrickHOST
Site grading and foundations come first so that tower and tank work can proceed in parallel.
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3:53PatrickHOST
The same sequence used at Starbase Texas now starts with data already gathered on local soil and storm loads.
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4:00PatrickHOST
Each new pad increases the number of vehicles that can be stacked and tested at once, shortening the overall calendar between flights once reuse cycles are running.
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4:09PatrickHOST
Storm-hardened utilities and backup power feeds cut weather downtime in a region that sees frequent Gulf storms.
Elon Musk is Colonizing Texas & Ken Paxton Looks BAD
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30:40Etienne RosasGUEST
And when they're looking for answers and something to be a part of that actually respects their voice and that they can, you know, see as a democratic option, we will be there to capture that energy and to use it to create the actual system of governance that we deserve.
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30:55David GriscomHOST
So what is the relationship of Starbase, Ben, to the community of Brownsville? So Starbase is what Musk has now gotten his company town to be called.
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31:09David GriscomHOST
It has a government that is made up exclusively of high ranking employees in his organization.
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31:15David GriscomHOST
I know that they're trying to basically throw out the last remaining because it was the vast majority of it was employees of his.
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31:23David GriscomHOST
and they were told that they'd be welcome to continue their lives.
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31:26David GriscomHOST
They're finding out that that may no longer be the case.
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31:28David GriscomHOST
Just talk a little bit about Starbase's kind of relationship to the Valley.
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31:33Etienne RosasGUEST
Well, Starbase has always been a corporate town.
Power is China’s AI Advantage
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25:24Brett KingHOST
Um, but that's gonna be a, um, again, a, you know, attempt at reusability.
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25:29Brett KingHOST
It'll be or- an orbital flight, so the Starship for the first time will go into orbit, then de-orbit and come down near, um, Starbase in, in Texas.
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25:37Brett KingHOST
So this technology-
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25:38Rob TercekHOST
You know, when I first heard this idea-
An Ex-SpaceX Engineer on Elon Musk, Starship, and Building a $1B-Valued Startup (Scott Morton, Founder & CEO of Revel)
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34:31Scott MortonGUEST
I was, you know, one of the first people to join Starship.
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34:33Scott MortonGUEST
I think I was the first software engineer down in Boca Chica, Texas, known, known as Starbase.
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34:37Mario GabrieleHOST
Yes.
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34:38Scott MortonGUEST
And, um, and at that point, the program was really kind of this, like, backwater kinda like not the pers-- you know, everyone really wanted to work on Falcon at that time, and I was kind of one of the, the crazy ones that would go and wanna go work on early Starship, you know, at the very beginning.
Mid-Day Update: September 8, 2026
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4:05John FawcettHOST
So, some jobs now coming to Louisiana.
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4:08John FawcettHOST
The rocket company plans to build a site in Vermilion Parish, marking it the second Starbase campus, and the fourth SpaceX launch location in the United States.
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4:17John FawcettHOST
The site construction will start in 2027 and allow for launches by 2029.
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4:22John FawcettHOST
Elon Musk predicted in an announcement video that the star base in Louisiana would eventually create probably 10,000 really exciting jobs in the state.
Deadly THC Explosion; SpaceX's Biggest Salvage Op; PBR Heist | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 284
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13:34David MantiHOST
The trip home could take several months, which is understandable given that it's the biggest and most powerful rocket in the world.
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13:44David MantiHOST
Starship launched from Starbase, Texas on July 24th.
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13:48David MantiHOST
It was the 13th test flight, but was the first to survive an hour-long space-skimming flight and remain floating and intact.
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13:58David MantiHOST
Starship really needs to work in order to fulfill CEO Elon Musk's dream of making humans an interstellar species.
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