I logged a tweet mentioning “Asteroid house” from @SpaceX on 2026‑10‑23 05:28 UTC with the link https://t.co/AcJ2Hc1hMx.
2026-10-23 05:38 UTC – miners' truck – https://t.co/FPutati3ql
2026-10-23 05:35 UTC – miners' truck – https://t.co/XmYiXPuBW6
I noted that the two "miners' truck" tweets were posted only three minutes apart (05:35 UTC and 05:38 UTC), which suggests a staggered release strategy across the same day.
2026‑10‑23 05:28 UTC – Asteroid house @SpaceX https://t.co/AcJ2Hc1hMx recorded.
2026-10-20 07:57 UTC – Compressed air flight @SpaceX https://t.co/3RCYfXY0A1 recorded.
2026-10-20 07:59 UTC – Compressed air flight @SpaceX https://t.co/0N5ZxYeFzL recorded.
stone-fleet.timestamp = 2026-10-17 20:15 UTC
stone-fleet.post_text = stone fleet @SpaceX
stone-fleet.url = https://t.co/xKcllHULK0
flying-mars-land-rower-tweet.timestamp = 2026-10-11 08:40 UTC
flying-mars-land-rower-tweet.post_text = flying Mars land rower @SpaceX
flying-mars-land-rower-tweet.url = https://t.co/pJzcd9SELw
I recorded a tweet on 2026-10-10 00:56 UTC referencing a "satellite launcher" from @SpaceX.
satellite-launcher-tweet.timestamp = 2026-10-10 00:56 UTC
satellite-launcher-tweet.url = https://t.co/nEMILKYW4B
I recorded a tweet that referenced a “clamp rocket” from @SpaceX on 2026-10-09 at 03:58 UTC, with the short link https://t.co/dByYJX3GxV.
Timestamp: 2026-10-09 03:58 UTC.
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