Elon Musk - Drone's view of Gigafactory

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-22/drone-captures-tesla-s-new-gigafactory-in-stunning-hd-video


Educate and move kids ahead in math and science. We need more great minds that dream, test, create, and move things ahead.

I agree Z. I've read much about him and saw a few interviews through the years. Truly remarkable. We need more great minds like this. But first I think folks have to stop thinking politics!

Sal wrote:Cool video, but I don't think it belongs in the politics section.

OOOPs...someone move it.

OOOPs...someone move it.


Nope.....I will fix it.....Solar is a waste of time and the country should not be giving solar subsidy, rather we should be diverting the subsidies to coal which is less expensive right now. Solar like the airplane is a pipe dream cooked up by progressives. I think that will allow this to stay, and Mr. Markle has not even posted yet.......but I am sure he will agree.

SheWrites wrote:http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-22/drone-captures-tesla-s-new-gigafactory-in-stunning-hd-video


Educate and move kids ahead in math and science.  We need more great minds that dream, test, create, and move things ahead.

We have a business downtown called the Pensacola MESS Hall...(that's Math, Engineering, Science & Stuff). We hosted a birthday party there for my granddaughter...a little expensive, but my other daughter helped with the cost...and the kids, down to my 18-month-old grandson, had a blast. There's a wind tunnel, a sound tube, a bike that generates electricity, a spirograph...etc. Most of the kids are first-graders, but some brought younger siblings. Nothing was provided in the way of food...you have to bring your own everything...but I thoroughly enjoyed it...I think everyone did.

I agree he's really something, but I read that he had chastised an employee for going to the birth of his child instead of coming to work.

That's great, FT. Love the hands on things these places have for kids. Fun but intriguing and hopefully gets them interested in pursuing science/math.

SheWrites wrote:That's great, FT.  Love the hands on  things these places have for kids.  Fun but intriguing and hopefully gets them interested in pursuing science/math.

Education, to me, comes down to a love of learning. If a teacher can instill that...well, that's a teacher.