Make your Halloween costume or android elaborate?
Starbase Robot
An interesting object was discovered by a photographer being transported in a pickup truck at SpaceX's Starbase testing facilities, South Texas.
A Patreon-supported image by RGV Aerial Photography shows what appears like some type of robot armor.
Starbase robot decoration just spotted! @elonmusk Is this made from Starship parts? pic.twitter.com/SXDQMJlPUv RGV Aerial Photography (@RGVaerialphotos) October 14, 2021
It is not clear what the suits are for. It is not clear what the suit is used for, its purpose, or who made it.
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The discovery is not just bizarre, however, considering that SpaceX CEO Elon Musk recently announced that Tesla is currently working on a humanoid robot named Tesla Bot. There are many questions.
Iron-Man Suit
We can only guess for now.
One Redditor asked if Elon Musk had finally started working on the Iron-Man suit. It looks just like the Mark I.
They are not wrong. It is a striking resemblance with the Iron Man suit that Tony Starks created in the Marvel comics.
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One thing is certain: If it was made for Halloween celebrations, someone put a lot into it.
Another redditor pointed out that this doesn't look like a decoration. It could be worn by a human.
SpaceX Quality
Others have pointed out how impressive the craftsmanship is. It appears that the suit is made from aluminum with what appear to be pads for comfort wearing.
Or, is this a very elaborate Halloween costume?
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One redditor said that someone had put a lot time into this.
Tesla tried to sell a suit-clad dancer as an early prototype for its Tesla Bot stage, but nobody believed it.
SpaceX is now trying to do the exact same thing? It's a mystery. Perhaps we'll find the answer on October 31st.
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