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Tesla flying Roadster reveal Developing

First reported Oct 14, 10:46 AM ET by Business Insider · ongoing, 48 hours so far

Musk Unveils Flying Tesla Roadster at SpaceX Texas Site (opens the original story in a new tab)

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9 / 27 outletsNot yet: The New York Times, Reuters, Fox News, The Epoch Times +14
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9 outlets, in order of their first story; headlines link to the original · 3 more on YouTube only

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Not yet: The New York Times, Reuters, Fox News, The Epoch Times, Los Angeles Times, The Hill, NBC News, HuffPost, Newsmax, ABC News, The Washington Post, Politico, Associated Press, MS NOW, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, NTD, Vox

On Bluesky

17 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 18 likes in all

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Elon Musk just unveiled a Tesla Roadster that flies -- take a look

Bluesky · Business Insider · Oct 15, 9:21 PM

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Elon Musk is about to reveal the new Roadster -- again

Bluesky · Business Insider · Oct 14, 10:46 AM

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