Also there's really a question if there's any practical benefit to a missile that goes Mach 17 over Mach 10.
There is a clear benefit of 7.
Still, if they asked me to install it on my phone, I'd let them know I haven't received my work phone, yet. I have refused to install work e-mail and other attention-grabbing stuff on my personal phone. I want to keep work separated from personal items.
You're probably not an easily replacable, bottom of the pile, minimum wage cleaner though.
Looks like one of those Disneyland rides. Waiting for one of the drivers to crash in the tunnel, since the cars aren't actually guided. I wonder if they put some special software on them to limit their top speed.
Here's an idea. Lay some kind of straight metal road and take the tires off the cars so they can kind of roll around a pre set track if you will. Then you could link a whole bunch together to increase the amount of passengers and use less engines.... This is starting to sound very familiar.
Okay, for all the armchair critics, here's your task. You're assigned to build a system:
Something to do with rockets?
I still want to find out how the settlers will be getting to the ground after they land. That's gonna be quite the drop.
I would imagine a ladder or even ramp of some kind. If all else fails the gravity is quite low so they should be fine. One giant leap and all that.
Also, the driver is a panicky individual, who is not often right about the car's ability to squeak through some of these tight situations. Teslas have massive acceleration and braking, and the FSD is aware of that.
When the car does things like drive on the wrong side on the road for a bit and then just give up you'd be forgiven for not having faith in it.
Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and think what nobody else has thought.