If Humanity Doesn't Land On

I Think The High-tech Industry Is Used To Developing New Things Very Quickly. It's The Silicon Valley Way Of Doing Business: You Either Move Very Quickly And You Work Hard To Improve Your Product Technology, Or You Get Destroyed By Some Other Company.

If You Go Back Back A Few Hundred Years, What We Take For Granted Today Would Seem Like Magic - Being Able To Talk To People Over Long Distances, To Transmit Images, Flying, Accessing Vast Amounts Of Data Like An Oracle. These Are All Things That Would Have Been Considered Magic A Few Hundred Years Ago.

Silicon Valley Has Evolved A Critical Mass Of Engineers And Venture Capitalists And All The Support Structure - The Law Firms, The Real Estate, All That - That Are All Actually Geared Toward Being Accepting Of Startups.

What I'm Trying To Do Is, Is To Make A Significant Difference In Space Flight. And Help Make Space Flight Accessible To Almost Anyone.

The Overarching Goal Of Tesla Is To Help Reduce Carbon Emissions And That Means Low Cost And High Volume. We Will Also Serve As An Example To The Auto Industry, Proving That The Technology Really Works And Customers Want To Buy Electric Vehicles.