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# Last30Days research: SpaceX
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- Date range: 2026-10-10 to 2026-11-09
- Sources: 12 active (GitHub, Web, Hacker News, Instagram, Jobs, Pinterest, Polymarket, Reddit, Threads, TikTok, X, YouTube)
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## Resolved Entities
- **SpaceX**: X @SpaceX | Subs r/spacex, r/SpaceXLounge | GitHub - (SpaceX-Research/spacex-api) | Context: -
## Ranked Evidence Clusters
### 1. SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight. If both are successful, it will mark the fi (score 84, 1 item, sources: X)
1. [x] SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight. If both are successful, it will mark the fi
- 2026-11-06 | @elonmusk | [95,386likes, 11,482rt, 6,780re] | score:84
- URL: [https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2118732082843435305](https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2118732082843435305)
- Why: First-party confirmation from the CEO regarding the specific technical goals of the next flight.
- Evidence: SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight. If both are successful, it will mark the first time that all parts of an orbital rocket return to Earth intact. This is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary.
### 2. More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to t (score 84, 1 item, sources: X)
1. [x] More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to t
- 2026-11-06 | @SpaceX | [30,596likes, 4,166rt, 1,167re] | score:84
- URL: [https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118719281038770389](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118719281038770389)
- Why: First-party official announcement regarding the upcoming Starship mission.
- Evidence: More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to this: the first orbital Starship launch carrying advanced Starlink satellites bound for space. Watch “Go For Orbit” and experience the moments behind flying the most ambitious Starship mission yet
### 3. More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to t (score 82, 1 item, sources: Instagram)
1. [instagram] More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to t
- 2026-11-06 | spacex | [694,958views, 38,554likes, 432cmt] | score:82
- URL: [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfZ5nqGg_xJ/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfZ5nqGg_xJ/)
- Why: First-party content from SpaceX detailing the upcoming Starship mission and Starlink deployment.
- Evidence: More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to this: the first orbital Starship launch carrying advanced Starlink satellites bound for space. Watch “Go For Orbit” on spacex.com/content and experience the moments behind flying the most ambitious Starship mission yet.
### 4. Starship Flight 15 on 11/13 plans to catch both booster and ship (score 80, 1 item, sources: Web, Hacker News)
1. [hackernews, grounding] Starship Flight 15 on 11/13 plans to catch both booster and ship
- 2026-11-08 | Hacker News | [122pts, 88cmt] | score:80
- URL: [https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-15](https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-15)
- Also on: Web
- Why: Official mission page providing specific details on payload and flight objectives for Flight 15.
- Evidence: Launching only 26 Starlink v3 satellites is a disappointingly small number. That's about ~52t or half the block 3 advertised payload capacity of 100t. Elon said on the Q3 earnings call that flight 14 carrying 26 V3 Starlinks was only about half loaded, so apparently the ship can launch twice as many... cut and paste of the mission plan with details of the...
- tristanj: Launching only 26 Starlink v3 satellites is a disappointingly small number. That's about ~52t or half the block 3 advertised payload capacity of 100t. Elon said on the Q3 earnings call that flight 14 carrying 26 V3 Starlinks was only abo... — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50416758
- metalman: cut and paste of the mission plan with details of the cargo
November 13, 2026 18:45 - 20:00 AT
Starship Flight 15
Flight 15 of Starship is preparing to launch as soon as Friday, November 13, pending regulatory approval. The 75-minute lau... — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50416671
- omegaSigma95: Does catching ship require any tower arm changes from the booster catches or is it the same hardware setup? — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50416887
- Insight: Launching only 26 Starlink v3 satellites is a disappointingly small number
### 5. Starship Flight 15 Will Try to Catch Both Stages - KeepTrack (score 66, 1 item, sources: Web)
1. [grounding] Starship Flight 15 Will Try to Catch Both Stages - KeepTrack
- 2026-11-09 | keeptrack.space | score:66
- URL: [https://keeptrack.space/x-report/spacex-brief-2026-11-09](https://keeptrack.space/x-report/spacex-brief-2026-11-09)
- Why: Highly relevant, factual summary of the upcoming Flight 15 mission and payload details.
- Evidence: * [Sign out](https://keeptrack.space/logout)
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SpaceX targets November 13 for Starship Flight 15, attempting the first tower catch of a ship plus Booster 22...
### 6. Elon Musk says Starship Flight 15 is hopefully just 4–6 weeks away, potentially launching shortly before Thanksgiving. For the first time, (score 64, 1 item, sources: Instagram)
1. [instagram] Elon Musk says Starship Flight 15 is hopefully just 4–6 weeks away, potentially launching shortly before Thanksgiving. For the first time,
- 2026-10-12 | spacex_spacenews | [329,537views, 41,988likes, 469cmt] | score:64
- URL: [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeZ14tPgE-w/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeZ14tPgE-w/)
- Why: Provides specific timeline estimates and mission objectives for Flight 15.
- Evidence: Elon Musk says Starship Flight 15 is hopefully just 4–6 weeks away, potentially launching shortly before Thanksgiving. For the first time, SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage using the launch tower arms at Starbase’s Pad 2. If successful, Flight 16 could mark the first attempt to reuse both stages of Starship...
### 7. Starship tracker, next flight, readiness and every flight so far — The Space Road (score 64, 1 item, sources: Web)
1. [grounding] Starship tracker, next flight, readiness and every flight so far — The Space Road
- 2026-11-08 | thespaceroad.com | score:64
- URL: [https://thespaceroad.com/launches/starship/](https://thespaceroad.com/launches/starship/)
- Why: Useful tracker providing mission status and flight objectives for Starship.
- Evidence: CST.** [SpaceX plans](https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-15) 26 satellite deployments and both catches, with the ship returning after more than 22 hours. Regulatory approval is pending.
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### 8. For Flight 15 of Starship, SpaceX will be attempting to catch both the booster AND the ship for the very first time #spacex #spaceship #elon (score 63, 1 item, sources: TikTok)
1. [tiktok] For Flight 15 of Starship, SpaceX will be attempting to catch both the booster AND the ship for the very first time #spacex #spaceship #elon
- 2026-11-07 | futurepioneermusk | [28,326views, 15likes] | score:63
- URL: [https://www.tiktok.com/@futurepioneermusk/video/7705289181798452487](https://www.tiktok.com/@futurepioneermusk/video/7705289181798452487)
- Why: Relevant summary of the upcoming catch attempt for Flight 15.
- Evidence: For Flight 15 of Starship, SpaceX will be attempting to catch both the booster AND the ship for the very first time #spacex #spaceship #elonmusk #billionaire #rocketlaunch
### 9. SpaceX Starship Flight Test 15? (score 59, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] SpaceX Starship Flight Test 15?
- 2026-11-09 | [36037.8volume, 4539.7liquidity] | score:59
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/spacex-starship-flight-test-15](https://polymarket.com/event/spacex-starship-flight-test-15)
- Why: Somewhat relevant as a market indicator for the upcoming flight, but lacks detailed mission facts.
- Evidence: up 20.9% this week
### 10. T-1 WEEK until Starship catch attempt during Flight 15 #SpaceX #Starship #catch #Rocket #space (score 58, 1 item, sources: TikTok)
1. [tiktok] T-1 WEEK until Starship catch attempt during Flight 15 #SpaceX #Starship #catch #Rocket #space
- 2026-11-08 | fartlarp223 | [782views, 62likes, 2cmt] | score:58
- URL: [https://www.tiktok.com/@fartlarp223/video/7705657893437115678](https://www.tiktok.com/@fartlarp223/video/7705657893437115678)
- Why: Relevant, timely update on the upcoming Starship catch attempt.
- Evidence: T-1 WEEK until Starship catch attempt during Flight 15 #SpaceX #Starship #catch #Rocket #space
### 11. SpaceX’s New Starship Reveal Is Incredible! (score 58, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] SpaceX’s New Starship Reveal Is Incredible!
- 2026-11-07 | Marcus House | [452,889views] | score:58
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZRZyi6Lvf0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZRZyi6Lvf0)
- Evidence: SpaceX has the Starship launch site cleaned up and tested as we await the double catch attempt for the first time in Starship flight 15. Indeed, the sites around Starbase continue to expand as we watch over the latest docuer video that SpaceX dropped just hours ago. There is so much fun stuff packed in here. With that, Blue Origin has revealed some seriou...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "SpaceX has the Starship launch site cleaned up and tested as we await the double catch attempt for the first time in Starship flight 15."
- "Remember in flight 14, SpaceX were only aiming for about 8 hours in orbit before they planned to reenter for a soft splashdown in the ocean."
- "Now, although we were waiting on the official Flight 15 mission details to be released, SpaceX has instead just hours ago dropped their latest docuer episode named Go for Orbit, which is well worth..."
- "Okay, so let's continue to push along Highway 4 as SpaceX continues to expand Star Base in Texas."
- "Indeed, the sites around Starbase continue to expand as we watch over the latest docuer video that SpaceX dropped just hours ago."
### 12. SpaceX is finally ready to catch a Starship (score 57, 1 item, sources: YouTube)
1. [youtube] SpaceX is finally ready to catch a Starship
- 2026-11-08 | Spaceflight Now | [60,590views] | score:57
- URL: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj5GE768sCk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj5GE768sCk)
- Evidence: SpaceX believes they're finally ready to catch a Starship. So much so that this is how they decided to end their most recent episode of the Starship docue series. >> Provide your go. No go status when popped. Flaps to >> go. >> Structures go. Arrow. >> Arrow is go. >> Thank you. If this had been an RTS mission, the vehicle would continue to return to laun...
- Highlights (auto-generated transcript; may contain transcription errors):
- "That determination during the September 28th launch of Starship Flight 14 and the subsequent review of the data gave SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer Gwen Shotwell enough confidence to..."
- "Schnaki says being able to catch both the ship and the booster are important milestones for SpaceX that will help quicken the launch cadence for more ambitious missions like the propellant transfer..."
- "In the latest episode of its Starship docue series, which was published on November 6th, SpaceX emphasized the extensive deliberation that was happening following one of the three Raptor vacuum eng..."
- "Crucially for SpaceX, flight 14 was also the first time that they were able to refly tiles from a previous ship."
- ">> SpaceX's vice president of launch, Kiko Donv, told attendees at the UpSummit event in Florida on November 5th that teams are aiming to launch flight 15 on Friday, November 13th."
### 13. Elon Musk acknowledged that SpaceX changed how Ukraine's military can use Starlink and followed it with a stark warning about the war. (score 57, 1 item, sources: Threads)
1. [threads] Elon Musk acknowledged that SpaceX changed how Ukraine's military can use Starlink and followed it with a stark warning about the war.
- 2026-10-25 | rawstorymedia | [262likes] | score:57
- URL: [https://www.threads.com/@rawstorymedia/post/De5h-XKDppD](https://www.threads.com/@rawstorymedia/post/De5h-XKDppD)
- Why: Relevant to corporate milestones regarding Starlink policy changes, though less focused on launch activity.
- Evidence: Elon Musk acknowledged that SpaceX changed how Ukraine's military can use Starlink and followed it with a stark warning about the war.
### 14. Software Engineer (AI Data Engineering) (score 52, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Software Engineer (AI Data Engineering)
- 2026-11-06 | Vehicle Engineering Software & AI | [1open_roles] | score:52
- URL: [https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880868002?gh_jid=8880868002](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880868002?gh_jid=8880868002)
- Evidence: SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. SOFTWARE ENGINEER (AI DATA ENGINEERING) Be a member of the Artificial I...
### 15. SpaceX Starship Florida Launch by…? (score 51, 1 item, sources: Polymarket)
1. [polymarket] SpaceX Starship Florida Launch by…?
- 2026-11-09 | [2141.5volume, 8072.2liquidity] | score:51
- URL: [https://polymarket.com/event/spacex-starship-florida-launch-by-20260617154757803](https://polymarket.com/event/spacex-starship-florida-launch-by-20260617154757803)
- Why: Weak relevance; refers to a long-term speculative event rather than recent activity.
- Evidence: down 15.5% this month
### 16. Tesla, SpaceX And AI Stocks Slide After Democrats Take Congress (score 43, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] Tesla, SpaceX And AI Stocks Slide After Democrats Take Congress
- 2026-11-04 | r/technology | [5,723pts, 208cmt] | score:43 | fun:65
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1xnpjl5/tesla_spacex_and_ai_stocks_slide_after_democrats/](https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1xnpjl5/tesla_spacex_and_ai_stocks_slide_after_democrats/)
- Why: Off-target; focuses on stock market speculation rather than SpaceX mission activity.
- Evidence: The dow is currently up 1100 points. I don't know what people should take from this statement. That Democrat control
means the economy improve OR that Tesla, SpaceX and AI stocks are a cancer that get artificially inflated and the DOW represents real companies having a potentially positive outlook When your stock price moves more on election results tha...
- u/AngryRobot42 (405 upvotes): The dow is currently up 1100 points. I don't know what people should take from this statement. That Democrat control
means the economy improve OR that Tesla, SpaceX and AI stocks are a cancer that get artificially inflated and the DOW...
- u/Few-Living2377 (298 upvotes): When your stock price moves more on election results than product launches, it says a lot about where the real value was coming from.
- u/lootcritter (60 upvotes): Nationalize SpaceX and Starlink. End the Oligarch stain on US politics. Raise taxes to 1950's levels for anyone making more than 1 million a year.
- Insight: The dow is currently up 1100 points. I don't know what people should take from this statement.
### 17. Mechanical Design Engineer (Starship Components) (score 37, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Mechanical Design Engineer (Starship Components)
- 2026-11-06 | Components Test - Starship | [1open_roles] | score:37
- URL: [https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8604794002?gh_jid=8604794002](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8604794002?gh_jid=8604794002)
- Why: Weak relevance; job posting provides general company context but no specific mission data.
- Evidence: SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER (STARSHIP COMPONENTS) The Propulsion C...
### 18. Meteorologist (Launch Operations) (score 37, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Meteorologist (Launch Operations)
- 2026-11-06 | Falcon Launch Ops | [1open_roles] | score:37
- URL: [https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8907598002?gh_jid=8907598002](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8907598002?gh_jid=8907598002)
- Why: Weak relevance; job posting provides general company context but no specific mission data.
- Evidence: SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. METEOROLOGIST (LAUNCH OPERATIONS) RESPONSIBILITIES Serve as Launch Weat...
### 19. Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer (Starship Components) (score 37, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Sr. Mechanical Design Engineer (Starship Components)
- 2026-11-06 | Starship Components Design | [1open_roles] | score:37
- URL: [https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8606391002?gh_jid=8606391002](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8606391002?gh_jid=8606391002)
- Why: Weak relevance; job posting provides general company context but no specific mission data.
- Evidence: SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. SR. MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER (STARSHIP COMPONENTS) The Propulsi...
### 20. Sr. Software Engineer (AI Data Engineering) (score 37, 1 item, sources: Jobs)
1. [jobs] Sr. Software Engineer (AI Data Engineering)
- 2026-11-06 | Vehicle Engineering Software & AI | [1open_roles] | score:37
- URL: [https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880858002?gh_jid=8880858002](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880858002?gh_jid=8880858002)
- Why: Weak relevance; job posting provides general company context but no specific mission data.
- Evidence: SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. SR. SOFTWARE ENGINEER (AI DATA ENGINEERING) Be a member of the Artifici...
### 21. For Flight 15 of Starship, spacexwill-be attempting to catch both the booster AND the ship for the very first time #spacex #starship #megaro (score 36, 1 item, sources: TikTok)
1. [tiktok] For Flight 15 of Starship, spacexwill-be attempting to catch both the booster AND the ship for the very first time #spacex #starship #megaro
- 2026-11-05 | elon_tech_001 | [503views, 13likes, 2cmt] | score:36
- URL: [https://www.tiktok.com/@elon_tech_001/video/7704685398731132182](https://www.tiktok.com/@elon_tech_001/video/7704685398731132182)
- Evidence: For Flight 15 of Starship, spacexwill-be attempting to catch both the booster AND the ship for the very first time #spacex #starship #megarocket #rocketlaunch #elonmusk
### 22. Inside SpaceX with Elon, Elon's Space Secrets #spacex #elonmusk #rocketlaunch #creatorsearchinsights #spacexinterview (score 36, 1 item, sources: TikTok)
1. [tiktok] Inside SpaceX with Elon, Elon's Space Secrets #spacex #elonmusk #rocketlaunch #creatorsearchinsights #spacexinterview
- 2026-11-08 | thedailymic1 | [4,368views, 333likes, 44cmt] | score:36
- URL: [https://www.tiktok.com/@thedailymic1/video/7705923866199149854](https://www.tiktok.com/@thedailymic1/video/7705923866199149854)
- Evidence: Inside SpaceX with Elon, Elon's Space Secrets #spacex #elonmusk #rocketlaunch #creatorsearchinsights #spacexinterview
### 23. Space Force scrambles as Musk’s SpaceX retires its major rocket (score 35, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] Space Force scrambles as Musk’s SpaceX retires its major rocket
- 2026-10-22 | r/space | [1,526pts, 939cmt] | score:35
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xcsa4f/space_force_scrambles_as_musks_spacex_retires_its/](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xcsa4f/space_force_scrambles_as_musks_spacex_retires_its/)
- Evidence: SpaceX’s plans to retire its most popular rocket could jeopardize the United States’ ability to launch military satellites — a plight compounded by the Pentagon’s dependence on Elon Musk’s company.
SpaceX is by far the dominant player in the rocket business and indispensable to the military, dwarfing competitors and accounting for 85% of U.S. launches in...
### 24. SpaceX: STARSHIP FLIGHT 15 (score 34, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] SpaceX: STARSHIP FLIGHT 15
- 2026-11-07 | r/spacex | [382pts, 41cmt] | score:34
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9lv1/spacex_starship_flight_15/](https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9lv1/spacex_starship_flight_15/)
- Evidence: None
### 25. This is the moment mechazilla has catches the super heavy rocket booster SpaceX is changing the future of American spaceflight with one of (score 34, 1 item, sources: TikTok)
1. [tiktok] This is the moment mechazilla has catches the super heavy rocket booster SpaceX is changing the future of American spaceflight with one of
- 2026-11-08 | machinevault | [3,838views, 187likes, 2cmt] | score:34
- URL: [https://www.tiktok.com/@machinevault/video/7705748705630080278](https://www.tiktok.com/@machinevault/video/7705748705630080278)
- Evidence: This is the moment mechazilla has catches the super heavy rocket booster SpaceX is changing the future of American spaceflight with one of the most incredible engineering innovations ever built. Located in Texas, the Mechazilla launch tower uses two giant mechanical arms to catch the Super Heavy rocket booster in midair. In October 2024, SpaceX made histo...
### 26. SpaceX: “RETURNING STARSHIP TO THE LAUNCH SITE” (score 33, 1 item, sources: Reddit)
1. [reddit] SpaceX: “RETURNING STARSHIP TO THE LAUNCH SITE”
- 2026-11-07 | r/spacex | [254pts, 40cmt] | score:33
- URL: [https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9x9g/spacex_returning_starship_to_the_launch_site/](https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9x9g/spacex_returning_starship_to_the_launch_site/)
- Evidence: None
### 27. Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, spent years trying to make rockets reusable, even after repeated failed landing attempts. In December 2015, S (score 33, 1 item, sources: Instagram)
1. [instagram] Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, spent years trying to make rockets reusable, even after repeated failed landing attempts. In December 2015, S
- 2026-10-24 | simplyougrow | [48,390views, 4,351likes, 74cmt] | score:33
- URL: [https://www.instagram.com/reel/De3jXH9PXQb/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/De3jXH9PXQb/)
- Evidence: Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX, spent years trying to make rockets reusable, even after repeated failed landing attempts. In December 2015, SpaceX successfully landed a Falcon 9 rocket’s first stage upright after sending satellites into orbit. Instead of throwing the rocket away, the company could recover it and prepare it for future flights. That breakthro...
### 28. In a landmark achievement, SpaceX’s Starship rocket has successfully completed its fifth major test flight, which included a first-of-its-ki (score 30, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] In a landmark achievement, SpaceX’s Starship rocket has successfully completed its fifth major test flight, which included a first-of-its-ki
- date unknown [date:low] | Finance, Investing, & Stock Market News | score:30
- URL: [https://www.instagram.com/p/DBFF8E7O2Hx/?img_index=2](https://www.instagram.com/p/DBFF8E7O2Hx/?img_index=2)
- Evidence: In a landmark achievement, SpaceX’s Starship rocket has successfully completed its fifth major test flight, which included a first-of-its-kind “catch” of the booster back at the launch tower. The Starship, touted as the most powerful rocket ever built, took off at 8:25 a.m. New York time. After propelling Starship into space, the Super Heavy booster made...
### 29. This image depicts the first launch of the SpaceX Starship V3 megarocket during its twelfth test flight on May 22, 2026.The rocket lifted of (score 30, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] This image depicts the first launch of the SpaceX Starship V3 megarocket during its twelfth test flight on May 22, 2026.The rocket lifted of
- date unknown [date:low] | Interstellar Aesthetics Starship Gallery | score:30
- URL: [https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1144266217852858557](https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1144266217852858557)
- Evidence: This image depicts the first launch of the SpaceX Starship V3 megarocket during its twelfth test flight on May 22, 2026.The rocket lifted off from Pad 2 at the Starbase facility in South Texas.While largely successful in completing planned test objectives, the FAA grounded the vehicle following a "mishap" during this mission, requiring an investigation be...
### 30. Rocket Launch Live: NASA visual intelligence, Python photo matching and SpaceX video (score 29, 1 item, sources: GitHub)
1. [github] Rocket Launch Live: NASA visual intelligence, Python photo matching and SpaceX video
- 2026-11-03 | izworskic/chrisizworski-com | [2cmt] | score:29
- URL: [https://github.com/izworskic/chrisizworski-com/pull/1461](https://github.com/izworskic/chrisizworski-com/pull/1461)
- Evidence: [vc]: #MM/70GTHR9FXbBRhhjzUntqqWBNxf46NzqQgYvMxrXM=:eyJpc01vbm9yZXBvIjp0cnVlLCJ0eXBlIjoiZ2l0aHViIiwicHJvamVjdHMiOlt7Im5hbWUiOiJjaHJpc2l6d29yc2tpLWNvbSIsInByb2plY3RJZCI6InByal9GMFl3SUZhQmx2eDVHMzJEWHl6SUtocllhczVzIiwiaW5zcGVjdG9yVXJsIjoiaHR0cHM6Ly92ZXJjZWwuY29tL2l6d29yc2tpLWdtYWlsY29tcy1wcm9qZWN0cy9j...
A visitor picks a place and a SpaceX flight. The desk estimates whether the climb may be visible, which way to look, what the cloud deck is doing, and the alerts that actually change the night.
This is a polished viewing tool on top of the calendar — not a new la
### 38. SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket (BFR) launch by Gravitation Innovation (score 21, 1 item, sources: Pinterest)
1. [pinterest] SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket (BFR) launch by Gravitation Innovation
- date unknown [date:low] | Космос | score:21
- URL: [https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-TlB4zPVujeQ/WzlRbbYt_SI/AAAAAAAAC-I/xQENIkij4yM9-O_yraO41dDa9S4eK8neACLcBGAs/s2048/SpaceX%2BBig%2BFalcon%2BRocket%2B%2528BFR%2529%2Blaunch%2B2%2Bby%2BGravitation%2BInnovation.jpg](https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-TlB4zPVujeQ/WzlRbbYt_SI/AAAAAAAAC-I/xQENIkij4yM9-O_yraO41dDa9S4eK8neACLcBGAs/s2048/SpaceX%2BBig%2BFalcon%2BRocket%2B%2528BFR%2529%2Blaunch%2B2%2Bby%2BGravitation%2BInnovation.jpg)
- Evidence: SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket (BFR) launch by Gravitation Innovation
### 39. Transform SpaceX overview into a cinematic mission and exploration hub (score 20, 1 item, sources: GitHub)
1. [github] Transform SpaceX overview into a cinematic mission and exploration hub
- 2026-10-25 | zzbz6jgyzy-creator/zzbz6jgyzy-creator.github.io | score:20
- URL: [https://github.com/zzbz6jgyzy-creator/zzbz6jgyzy-creator.github.io/pull/188](https://github.com/zzbz6jgyzy-creator/zzbz6jgyzy-creator.github.io/pull/188)
- Evidence: The SpaceX overview mostly linked elsewhere and used an older event/news layout. This rebuild makes it a complete visual entry point to the launch schedule, vehicles, spacecraft, Starlink, engineering and original reporting.
- Public-domain night-launch hero, clear section navigation and large Star
## Hiring Signals
- Mode: standard; company-size tier: large-enterprise
- Interpret these as focus or priority signals, not exact roadmap predictions.
- enterprise readiness: appears to be increasing focus on enterprise readiness (confidence: high; evidence: 2911 roles)
- [Mechanical Design Engineer \(Starship Components\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8604794002?gh_jid=8604794002) (Components Test - Starship | 2026-11-06)
- [Meteorologist \(Launch Operations\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8907598002?gh_jid=8907598002) (Falcon Launch Ops | 2026-11-06)
- [Software Engineer \(AI Data Engineering\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880868002?gh_jid=8880868002) (Vehicle Engineering Software & AI | 2026-11-06)
- ai and machine learning: appears to be increasing focus on ai and machine learning (confidence: high; evidence: 2911 roles)
- [Mechanical Design Engineer \(Starship Components\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8604794002?gh_jid=8604794002) (Components Test - Starship | 2026-11-06)
- [Meteorologist \(Launch Operations\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8907598002?gh_jid=8907598002) (Falcon Launch Ops | 2026-11-06)
- [Software Engineer \(AI Data Engineering\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880868002?gh_jid=8880868002) (Vehicle Engineering Software & AI | 2026-11-06)
- product expansion: appears to be increasing focus on product expansion (confidence: high; evidence: 2287 roles)
- [Mechanical Design Engineer \(Starship Components\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8604794002?gh_jid=8604794002) (Components Test - Starship | 2026-11-06)
- [Meteorologist \(Launch Operations\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8907598002?gh_jid=8907598002) (Falcon Launch Ops | 2026-11-06)
- [Software Engineer \(AI Data Engineering\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880868002?gh_jid=8880868002) (Vehicle Engineering Software & AI | 2026-11-06)
- infrastructure and reliability: appears to be increasing focus on infrastructure and reliability (confidence: high; evidence: 1733 roles)
- [Mechanical Design Engineer \(Starship Components\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8604794002?gh_jid=8604794002) (Components Test - Starship | 2026-11-06)
- [Meteorologist \(Launch Operations\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8907598002?gh_jid=8907598002) (Falcon Launch Ops | 2026-11-06)
- [Software Engineer \(AI Data Engineering\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8880868002?gh_jid=8880868002) (Vehicle Engineering Software & AI | 2026-11-06)
- Strategic single-role signals (judge novelty yourself - a founding or first-of-function role can outweigh a whole department; in synthesis, distinguish "new bets" from "doubling down"):
- [Starlink Growth Lead, Midwest](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8594668002?gh_jid=8594668002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Consumer | remote - oh | 2026-11-06)
- [Starlink Growth Lead, US Northeast](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8703151002?gh_jid=8703151002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Consumer | remote - pa | 2026-11-06)
- [Starlink Growth Lead, US Northeast](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8703146002?gh_jid=8703146002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Consumer | remote - ny | 2026-11-06)
- [Starlink Growth Lead, US South](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8703207002?gh_jid=8703207002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Consumer | remote - tn | 2026-11-06)
- [Starlink Growth Lead, US South](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8703196002?gh_jid=8703196002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Consumer | remote - nc | 2026-11-06)
- [Starlink Growth Lead, US West](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8681154002?gh_jid=8681154002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Consumer | remote - co | 2026-11-06)
- [Manager, Starlink Enterprise Sales](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8746325002?gh_jid=8746325002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Enterprise Sales & Account Management | remote - il | 2026-11-06)
- [Sr\. Sales Manager \(Global Starlink Enterprise Sales\)](https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/8748871002?gh_jid=8748871002) [specialized, new-geo] (Starlink Enterprise Sales & Account Management | remote - fl | 2026-11-06)
## All Items by Source
### Reddit (13 items)
**R17** (score:49) (2026-11-07) [978 score, 98 num_comments]
SpaceX on X: Starship is preparing for catch. Flight 15 is targeting to launch as early as Friday, November 13, pending regulatory approval
[https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9imh/spacex_on_x_starship_is_preparing_for_catch/](https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9imh/spacex_on_x_starship_is_preparing_for_catch/)
*spacex*
None
**R4** (score:49) (2026-11-04) [5723 score, 208 num_comments]
Tesla, SpaceX And AI Stocks Slide After Democrats Take Congress
[https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1xnpjl5/tesla_spacex_and_ai_stocks_slide_after_democrats/](https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1xnpjl5/tesla_spacex_and_ai_stocks_slide_after_democrats/)
*technology*
The dow is currently up 1100 points. I don't know what people should take from this statement. That Democrat control
means the economy improve OR that Tesla, SpaceX and AI stocks are a cancer that get artificially inflated and the DOW represents real companies having a potentially positive outlook When your stock price moves more on election results than product launches, it says a lot about where the real value was coming from. Nationalize SpaceX and Starlink. End the Oligarch stain on US...
Top comment u/AngryRobot42 (405 upvotes): The dow is currently up 1100 points. I don't know what people should take from this statement. That Democrat control
means the economy improve OR that Tesla, SpaceX and AI stocks are a cancer tha...
Top comment u/Few-Living2377 (298 upvotes): When your stock price moves more on election results than product launches, it says a lot about where the real value was coming from.
Top comment u/lootcritter (60 upvotes): Nationalize SpaceX and Starlink. End the Oligarch stain on US politics. Raise taxes to 1950's levels for anyone making more than 1 million a year.
Insights:
- The dow is currently up 1100 points. I don't know what people should take from this statement.
- When your stock price moves more on election results than product launches, it says a lot about where the real value was coming from.
- except AMD
, which is up because *checks notes* it's AI data center business is projected to double.
**R24** (score:44) (2026-11-07) [382 score, 41 num_comments]
SpaceX: STARSHIP FLIGHT 15
[https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9lv1/spacex_starship_flight_15/](https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9lv1/spacex_starship_flight_15/)
*spacex*
None
**R29** (score:43) (2026-11-07) [254 score, 40 num_comments]
SpaceX: “RETURNING STARSHIP TO THE LAUNCH SITE”
[https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9x9g/spacex_returning_starship_to_the_launch_site/](https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1xq9x9g/spacex_returning_starship_to_the_launch_site/)
*spacex*
None
**R23** (score:41) (2026-11-07) [522 score, 12 num_comments]
SpaceX says Google executive Don Harrison has resigned from the rocket maker’s board of directors
[https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1xqjdwf/spacex_says_google_executive_don_harrison_has/](https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1xqjdwf/spacex_says_google_executive_don_harrison_has/)
*technology*
None
**R35** (score:40) (2026-11-07) [144 score, 30 num_comments]
SpaceX Long!!!
[https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsGER/comments/1xq7e94/spacex_long/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsGER/comments/1xq7e94/spacex_long/)
*wallstreetbetsGER*
None
**R38** (score:38) (2026-11-08) [109 num_comments]
Be prepared for SpaceX!
[https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1xqt3mz/be_prepared_for_spacex/](https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1xqt3mz/be_prepared_for_spacex/)
*singularity*
None
**R7** (score:38) (2026-10-22) [1526 score, 939 num_comments]
Space Force scrambles as Musk’s SpaceX retires its major rocket
[https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xcsa4f/space_force_scrambles_as_musks_spacex_retires_its/](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xcsa4f/space_force_scrambles_as_musks_spacex_retires_its/)
*space*
SpaceX’s plans to retire its most popular rocket could jeopardize the United States’ ability to launch military satellites — a plight compounded by the Pentagon’s dependence on Elon Musk’s company.
SpaceX is by far the dominant player in the rocket business and indispensable to the military, dwarfing competitors and accounting for 85% of U.S. launches in 2025. The company is phasing out its Falco
**R19** (score:36) (2026-10-22) [717 score, 186 num_comments]
SpaceX to attempt Starship catch on next flight, with eye on rapid cadence increase - “We have had significant constructive engagement with the FAA.”
[https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xcf57s/spacex_to_attempt_starship_catch_on_next_flight/](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xcf57s/spacex_to_attempt_starship_catch_on_next_flight/)
*space*
None
**R12** (score:35) (2026-10-20) [618 score, 955 num_comments]
SpaceX revenue jumps 161% driven by Starlink and AI
[https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1xb2tt8/spacex_revenue_jumps_161_driven_by_starlink_and_ai/](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1xb2tt8/spacex_revenue_jumps_161_driven_by_starlink_and_ai/)
*stocks*
SpaceX reported 161% revenue growth for the third quarter, driven by the company’s artificial intelligence business and Starlink Subscriber growth.
Here’s how the company did compared to LSEG consensus estimates:
Revenue: $14.58 billion vs. $12.72 billion expected
Earnings per share: 35 cents
While SpaceX is best known for its reusable rockets, most of its revenue and profit in recent quarters
**R15** (score:30) (2026-10-23) [1032 score, 294 num_comments]
Rocket Report: SpaceX says no thanks to military launches; Spanish rocket nearly ready - “We believe Canada should be able to reach orbit on its own terms.”
[https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xdeb0w/rocket_report_spacex_says_no_thanks_to_military/](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1xdeb0w/rocket_report_spacex_says_no_thanks_to_military/)
*space*
None
**R14** (score:28) (2026-10-11) [1113 score, 421 num_comments]
SpaceX calls for better coordination in orbit after near-misses with Starlink: “These led to conjunctions of tens of meters to hundreds of meters. Way too close to comfort.”
[https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1x381ly/spacex_calls_for_better_coordination_in_orbit/](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1x381ly/spacex_calls_for_better_coordination_in_orbit/)
*space*
None
**R6** (score:22) (2026-10-13) [2312 score, 193 num_comments]
SpaceX launch this morning, jellyfish effect — looks more like a dragon! [OC]
[https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/1x4u964/spacex_launch_this_morning_jellyfish_effect_looks/](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/1x4u964/spacex_launch_this_morning_jellyfish_effect_looks/)
*pics*
None
### X (19 items)
**XQ8** (score:52) elonmusk (2026-11-06) [95386 likes, 5021827 views, 11482 reposts, 6780 replies]
SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight. If both are successful, it will mark the fi
[https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2118732082843435305](https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2118732082843435305)
SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight. If both are successful, it will mark the first time that all parts of an orbital rocket return to Earth intact. This is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary.
**XQ5** (score:52) SpaceX (2026-11-06) [30596 likes, 36319079 views, 4166 reposts, 1167 replies]
More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to t
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118719281038770389](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118719281038770389)
More than a dozen flight tests and years of development, with countless hours worked by SpaceX engineers and technicians, all come down to this: the first orbital Starship launch carrying advanced Starlink satellites bound for space. Watch “Go For Orbit” and experience the moments behind flying the most ambitious Starship mission yet
**XQ19** (score:49) iam_smx (2026-11-09) [169 likes, 2957 views, 33 reposts, 18 replies]
Just 4 days until Starship Flight 15, potentially a defining moment in the history of humanity. SpaceX will attempt to catch both Starship
[https://x.com/iam_smx/status/2119784228686565495](https://x.com/iam_smx/status/2119784228686565495)
Just 4 days until Starship Flight 15, potentially a defining moment in the history of humanity. SpaceX will attempt to catch both Starship and its Super Heavy booster, a historic first that could pave the way for the world’s first fully reusable orbital-class rocket https://t.co/P8ntADUcpf
**XQ20** (score:46) SawyerMerritt (2026-11-02) [5364 likes, 268928 views, 532 reposts, 194 replies]
SpaceX has introduced a new website for Starfall, which enables affordable, routine access to a microgravity environment, providing unique o
[https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2117387827403227288](https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/2117387827403227288)
SpaceX has introduced a new website for Starfall, which enables affordable, routine access to a microgravity environment, providing unique opportunities for manufacturing, scientific research, and testing in low-Earth orbit. Starfall specs: • Payload capacity: 1,000 kg (2,205 lbs) • Payload power: 1 kW • Data interface: Ethernet • Mission duration: Customizable to payload requirements • Connectivity: Continuous via Starlink SpaceX says Starfall is for: • Biomedical Research: Developing advance
**XF4** (score:46) teslaownersSV (2026-11-09) [7 likes, 1940 views, 5 reposts, 2 replies]
On this day in 2018: @elonmusk’s own Tesla Roadster hit the farthest point of its orbit, 154.7 million miles from the Sun, out past Mars. It
[https://x.com/teslaownersSV/status/2119817069181198733](https://x.com/teslaownersSV/status/2119817069181198733)
On this day in 2018: @elonmusk’s own Tesla Roadster hit the farthest point of its orbit, 154.7 million miles from the Sun, out past Mars. It was the 2010 Roadster he used to drive to work, launched as the test payload on Falcon Heavy's first flight with a mannequin named Starman at the wheel. Today it's still cruising: about 5.7 laps around the Sun since launch, and 72.9 million miles from Earth this morning.
**XQ2** (score:45) SpaceX (2026-11-07) [23460 likes, 3007770 views, 3405 reposts, 1048 replies]
Starship is preparing for catch Flight 15 is targeting to launch as early as Friday, November 13, pending regulatory approval → https://t.
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2119093662957060389](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2119093662957060389)
Starship is preparing for catch Flight 15 is targeting to launch as early as Friday, November 13, pending regulatory approval → https://t.co/K5XRci6bnw https://t.co/WS2xGLjVsx
**XQ13** (score:42) teslaownersSV (2026-11-06) [1933 likes, 46525 views, 309 reposts, 107 replies]
BREAKING: SpaceX is targeting November 13 for Starship Flight 15. https://t.co/Pcd4oYUUIh
[https://x.com/teslaownersSV/status/2118547492459651339](https://x.com/teslaownersSV/status/2118547492459651339)
BREAKING: SpaceX is targeting November 13 for Starship Flight 15. https://t.co/Pcd4oYUUIh
**XQ11** (score:42) teslaownersSV (2026-11-06) [1411 likes, 261568 views, 214 reposts, 103 replies]
Elon Musk on why Starship has to be fully reusable: "Nobody's ever made a fully reusable orbital rocket." "That's really the critical brea
[https://x.com/teslaownersSV/status/2118518108721906039](https://x.com/teslaownersSV/status/2118518108721906039)
Elon Musk on why Starship has to be fully reusable: "Nobody's ever made a fully reusable orbital rocket." "That's really the critical breakthrough necessary for life to become multiplanetary." "For us to become a true spacefaring civilization, we have to achieve full and rapid reusability." "I call it rapidly reusable reliable rockets." Full and rapid reuse is the whole point. @elonmusk Credit: Everyday Astronaut, First Look Inside SpaceX Starfactory (2024)
**XQ18** (score:40) business (2026-11-06) [465 likes, 32241 views, 67 reposts, 17 replies]
AST, a satellite company that competes against SpaceX, announced that it is building its own rocket that will be powered by engines from Fir
[https://x.com/business/status/2118780532964077608](https://x.com/business/status/2118780532964077608)
AST, a satellite company that competes against SpaceX, announced that it is building its own rocket that will be powered by engines from Firefly https://t.co/y7mMiA2PPM
**XQ14** (score:38) SpaceX (2026-11-07) [12446 likes, 779498 views, 1652 reposts, 661 replies]
Watch Falcon 9 launch the USSF-432 mission from pad 4E in California https://t.co/mAKgbT1mxx
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118864998407852102](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118864998407852102)
Watch Falcon 9 launch the USSF-432 mission from pad 4E in California https://t.co/mAKgbT1mxx
**XQ6** (score:37) SpaceX (2026-11-07) [5600 likes, 731174 views, 621 reposts, 240 replies]
All systems are looking good, and weather is favorable for liftoff. Propellant load is about to begin for Falcon 9’s launch of the USSF-432
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118857663106707757](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118857663106707757)
All systems are looking good, and weather is favorable for liftoff. Propellant load is about to begin for Falcon 9’s launch of the USSF-432 mission from California → https://t.co/71Loda4Pvi https://t.co/aV6LN3ET3N
**XF8** (score:35) SpaceX (2026-11-06) [1960 likes, 267776 views, 167 reposts, 32 replies]
Catch up on past episodes on the series page on X https://t.co/sbD611ZHsu And find every episode and past Starship flight tests at https://
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118721301300818379](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118721301300818379)
Catch up on past episodes on the series page on X https://t.co/sbD611ZHsu And find every episode and past Starship flight tests at https://t.co/3eHlTo1TCc
**XQ15** (score:34) XEthanai (2026-11-02) [552 likes, 7494 views, 86 reposts, 56 replies]
Wow. SpaceX 😍 https://t.co/EuYw9AO7xc
[https://x.com/XEthanai/status/2117351536137482296](https://x.com/XEthanai/status/2117351536137482296)
Wow. SpaceX 😍 https://t.co/EuYw9AO7xc
**XF5** (score:32) SpaceX (2026-11-07) [14152 likes, 1393786 views, 1242 reposts, 361 replies]
Liftoff! https://t.co/v8mmRp00fG
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118868469655433435](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118868469655433435)
Liftoff! https://t.co/v8mmRp00fG
**XF4** (score:32) SpaceX (2026-11-07) [8274 likes, 2068957 views, 794 reposts, 378 replies]
Falcon 9’s first stage lands on the Of Course I Still Love You droneship https://t.co/u5WQblzJlB
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118870818021097862](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118870818021097862)
Falcon 9’s first stage lands on the Of Course I Still Love You droneship https://t.co/u5WQblzJlB
**XF3** (score:31) SpaceX (2026-11-07) [6073 likes, 614838 views, 633 reposts, 273 replies]
Falcon 9 launches USSF-432 to orbit from pad 4E in California https://t.co/aEMgy2wy1f
[https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118953789357281607](https://x.com/SpaceX/status/2118953789357281607)
Falcon 9 launches USSF-432 to orbit from pad 4E in California https://t.co/aEMgy2wy1f
**XF1** (score:31) Gwynne_Shotwell (2026-10-30) [36527 likes, 3597841 views, 3743 reposts]
Robert and I are thrilled that our gift of over 2 million shares of SpaceX stock will be distributed to children’s Trump accounts in Decembe
[https://x.com/Gwynne_Shotwell/status/2116266502533902586](https://x.com/Gwynne_Shotwell/status/2116266502533902586)
Robert and I are thrilled that our gift of over 2 million shares of SpaceX stock will be distributed to children’s Trump accounts in December! Our initial gift (shares transferring to escrow as we speak) will go to 11 to 17-year-olds who live in zip codes with median family income (MFI) of $57,000 or less, and to those who live in zip codes with too few residents for an MFI to be reported in the census. These families should receive a notice by Monday. In a few weeks, an additional gift wil
**XA3** (score:22) NASA (2026-10-13) [2079 likes, 1095525 views, 414 reposts, 146 replies]
LIVE: A new delivery of science and supplies is about to lift off for the @Space_Station. @SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is scheduled to launch
[https://x.com/NASA/status/2109951629889798342](https://x.com/NASA/status/2109951629889798342)
LIVE: A new delivery of science and supplies is about to lift off for the @Space_Station. @SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is scheduled to launch on its cargo resupply mission at 6:33am ET (1033 UTC). https://t.co/M7AFwzA3BK
**XA5** (score:22) Space_Station (2026-10-13) [1851 likes, 429136 views, 270 reposts, 158 replies]
The @SpaceX Dragon is counting down to its launch at 6:33 a.m. EDT today to resupply the Expedition 75 crew with over 6,300 pounds of scienc
[https://x.com/Space_Station/status/2109951026300436803](https://x.com/Space_Station/status/2109951026300436803)
The @SpaceX Dragon is counting down to its launch at 6:33 a.m. EDT today to resupply the Expedition 75 crew with over 6,300 pounds of science, supplies, and roll-out solar arrays. https://t.co/lCi3E8O5e0
### YouTube (8 items)
**mZRZyi6Lvf0** (score:79) Marcus House (2026-11-07) [452889 views]
SpaceX’s New Starship Reveal Is Incredible!
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZRZyi6Lvf0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZRZyi6Lvf0)
SpaceX has the Starship launch site cleaned up and tested as we await the double catch attempt for the first time in Starship flight 15. Indeed, the sites around Starbase continue to expand as we watch over the latest docuer video that SpaceX dropped just hours ago. There is so much fun stuff packed in here. With that, Blue Origin has revealed some serious upgrades to New Glenn. And we have two little spacecraft swinging by Earth with Mars in their sights. We have the completion of upgrades a...
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- "SpaceX has the Starship launch site cleaned up and tested as we await the double catch attempt for the first time in Starship flight 15."
- "Remember in flight 14, SpaceX were only aiming for about 8 hours in orbit before they planned to reenter for a soft splashdown in the ocean."
- "Now, although we were waiting on the official Flight 15 mission details to be released, SpaceX has instead just hours ago dropped their latest docuer episode named Go for Orbit, which is well worth..."
- "Okay, so let's continue to push along Highway 4 as SpaceX continues to expand Star Base in Texas."
- "Indeed, the sites around Starbase continue to expand as we watch over the latest docuer video that SpaceX dropped just hours ago."
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SpaceX has the Starship launch site cleaned up and tested as we await the double catch attempt for the first time in Starship flight 15. Indeed, the sites around Starbase continue to expand as we watch over the latest docuer video that SpaceX dropped just hours ago. There is so much fun stuff packed in here. With that, Blue Origin has revealed some serious upgrades to New Glenn. And we have two little spacecraft swinging by Earth with Mars in their sights. We have the completion of upgrades after all this time at the International Space Station. And would you look at this? After years of anticipation, we are just days away from this new center being open to the world as the one and only place on Earth where you can witness a space shuttle standing tall as if it were getting ready to launch. Yes, we have all that and a lot more in yet another packed week of space action. Okay, Neil, we can see you coming down the ladder now. >> Hey, hey, Marcus House with you here and we are so excited as we continue to countdown before the 15th flight of Starship. That of course is panning out to be the most ambitious and spectacular flights to date with a catch of both stages still on the cards. The most recent no earlier than launch date we are seeing here is Friday, November 13th, which is just days away now. Now, it would just be great if we could go over the whole mission plan a little closer this week. However, there is still radio silence from SpaceX on that front. Normally, they would have released a page on the website explaining all the finer points of this mission, but at this point, nothing. The main thing that we are still waiting on is getting that allimportant regulatory approval from the FAA. I wouldn't normally expect this to be an issue at this point if the flight were like the previous missions. But in order to get that thumbs up to catch a Starship, it needs to re-enter and descend right over the western United States. Indeed, there's incredible complexity within this flight profile in order to return both stages back to the launch site. Don't just think of the re-entry path if the mission all goes perfectly to plan, but also the numerous abort zones needed for what we assume will be a mission in orbit for Starship lasting about 24 hours. Remember in flight 14, SpaceX were only aiming for about 8 hours in orbit before they planned to reenter for a soft splashdown in the ocean. And even in this case, they had two separate abort zones that they could use in various scenarios. They of course decided to use the very first one here which brought them home early. Just as a little side note to flight 14, actually the first batch of 26 version 3 satellites to be placed into orbit on Starship's first orbital mission there are now all in their operational positions. This should mean that each of those is already adding about 1 tab per second of capability to the constellation. That's a 10-fold increase for each unit compared to the much smaller version two Starlinks that launch on Falcon 9. I can't wait to see the next ones deployed in flight 15. Now, there's still a lot to get right on this next flight, but at this time, there is very little left on the checklist for both booster 22 and ship 42. If you recall, they've both been fully static fired over a week ago, and what a hectic few days that was. They now remain inside their respective bays having those final touches for flight added. In the meantime this week at the launch site, all has been looking great after booster 22's static fire. SpaceX has had the team out giving the entire launch mount a fresh new coat of paint, which is looking great. We're hoping that this is going to make for some very nice, clean looking shots of both catches. I will say the painted surfaces do tend to need recot fairly often, so it'll be interesting to see how well it holds up in this environment. It's also worth pointing out that SpaceX has been upgrading their tanker offload stations for the tank farm. This has required a lot of them to be disconnected. However, they already have some of the new ones active, so I wouldn't expect it to affect their ability to launch or recycle at this point. If you recall, with the old offload points, the truck drivers would need to make threepoint turns. With the new offload stations, they only require the tankers to pull alongside, which then easily allows them to pull out and drive forward to leave. This means they're finally taking full advantage of the new roundabout at the end of Highway 4. Of course, with that action, Pad 1's makeover is still flying along, too. Believe it or not, it has been just over a year since the last flight took off from this tower in Starship flight test 11. It's so far into its modifications to upgrade it to match the new flame trench design that there is actually very little left to show how it was originally designed. The draw works bunker here at the back of the tower was completely removed and that is now...
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SpaceX believes they're finally ready to catch a Starship. So much so that this is how they decided to end their most recent episode of the Starship docue series. >> Provide your go. No go status when popped. Flaps to >> go. >> Structures go. Arrow. >> Arrow is go. >> Thank you. If this had been an RTS mission, the vehicle would continue to return to launch site. That determination during the September 28th launch of Starship Flight 14 and the subsequent review of the data gave SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer Gwen Shotwell enough confidence to say this on last month's investors earning call. >> We have had significant constructive engagement with the FAA and we expect the license for our flight 15 to include return to launch site and tower catch for both stages. If all goes to plan on launch day, this would be the first catch of a ship upper stage. >> If if we succeed, will be the first time that uh an orbital launch vehicle has been fully recovered. This is a this is a an a massive technology milestone. the the only way that we can extend consciousness beyond Earth on a sustained basis is with a a fully reusable uh orbital launch vehicle. So this is a I think it this is a profound technology milestone in the history of of civilization consciousness. >> As shown in this animation, SpaceX would likely vacate the launch tower if they also successfully catch the booster and then prepare for a ship catch. But as we learned during our recent trip to the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, there will be quite a long time between a booster catch and a ship catch. >> Flight 15 is going to be a next major milestone is that they are trying to do 24 hours in orbit with a ship return to launch site. So if everything goes swimmingly on 15, you will launch the booster, booster will return and be caught and then the next day Starship will come home and be caught on the same pad. This particular version of Starship is not the one that would ferry astronauts to the lunar surface as part of NASA's Aremis program. However, a Starship version 3 rocket, essentially the same as this one, will be flying on next year's Artemis 3 mission to meet up with Orion in low Earth orbit. Schnaki says being able to catch both the ship and the booster are important milestones for SpaceX that will help quicken the launch cadence for more ambitious missions like the propellant transfer demonstration planned for the first quarter of 2027. That would demonstrate the ability to reuse and be able to get to some rate because if you look at the history of Falcon, Falcon was able to launch and then they were able to shrink time between launches and now they can launch two three days in a row. I mean, they're launching off the west coast and east coast. And so, the rate at which uh Falcon is going is where we'd like to see Starship get to and maybe even exceed. >> That ramp to a high flight cadence starts with flight 15. The last week of October saw multiple critical tests ahead of this mission. Those began on October 25th with a full duration static fired test of the Superheavy booster flying on the upcoming mission booster 22. That happened out at pad 2 at Starbase, Texas. That was followed a day later by a single engine static fire test of ship 42 out at the Massiey's test facility on the other side of Starbase that was meant to simulate a de-orbit burn. And a day after that, a six engine static fire test meant to simulate the initial ascent of the rocket following hot staging. In the latest episode of its Starship docue series, which was published on November 6th, SpaceX emphasized the extensive deliberation that was happening following one of the three Raptor vacuum engines going out early on flight 14. >> So everything looked great until engine 6 went out. Everything pre-flight, we had determined, let's do the conservative thing. If the vehicle is unhealthy, do not commit to go to orbit. And we would do a disposal into the Indian Ocean. The moment we lost the engine, we all kind of knew this was the end of the mission for the ship. >> There's only 17 minutes in that first coast to do anything. >> Let me do another scrub. It looks >> there was lots of uncertainty of we had done the conservative thing. We had thought like hey let's not proceed if if anything goes wrong and and Elon really questioned the requirements and asked us is there anything actually prohibiting us from going forward. >> This is the go no-go poll for burn two orbit. Provide your status in pole stage two. >> Stage two is go >> Raptor two. >> Raptor 2 go for orbit. Burn two startup. >> Ultimately they did decide to press forward with the orbital insertion burn making flight 14 the first orbital mission for Starship. That also allowed them to deploy Starlink version 3 satellites for the first time into the broader constellation. >> Shout out to the Starship team. Gave us a little heart attack there whether they were going orbital or they weren't g...
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Flight 15's plan is out and it leads today's six SpaceX stories that we will cover. One involves a Google executive walking out of SpaceX, one hands Starship a new moon mission, and one has Starlink's biggest phone rival building a rocket. And before the ship comes home, some of its cargo has one more job. Let's start with the booster because it comes home first. Super heavy lifts off from Starbase on 33 Raptor engines. A couple of minutes up, the ship lights its own engines while it's still attached and pushes away. Then the booster flips and fires back toward Texas. About 6 and 1/2 minutes after liftoff, it's supposed to drop right back into the arms of the tower it just left. It's SpaceX's first try at catching the newest, biggest version of that booster. This one has already fired every one of its engines in a full-length test held down on the pad. SpaceX first caught a booster this way back in October 2024. Three of the older boosters have been caught in all, and two of them flew again. That's the whole point of catching them. A booster that comes home can fly again, so SpaceX doesn't have to build a new one. The ship on top, ship 42, keeps climbing, then coasts for a while. About 26 minutes after liftoff, it fires its engines once more to settle into orbit, roughly 170 miles up. Then it laps the planet about 14 times. The last Starship was the first to go all the way to orbit and drop off real satellites. Flight 15 is trying to bring the whole thing home. SpaceX's window opens at a quarter to 5:00 in the afternoon, Texas time, on November 13th, and it stays open for 75 minutes. The flight is still waiting on the FAA's sign-off. Musk had said it would probably launch a little before Thanksgiving, and this date fits. If it goes at the start of that window, the whole flight is basically a day trip. The ship would be back in the same arms by the middle of the next afternoon, 22 hours and 32 minutes after lift-off. And you'll be able to watch a lot of that trip. The webcast starts about 30 minutes before lift-off, and SpaceX says it could run for hours with live views from the ship in orbit beamed down over Starlink. Its own countdown even lists the moment of lift-off as excitement guaranteed. That might be the only line on the page without any fine print. About 35 minutes in, the ship starts dropping off its cargo, 26 of the big new Starlinks. Getting them all out takes about 40 minutes. These are the V3 satellites. Falcon 9 carries a couple dozen of the older, smaller Starlinks at a time. These new ones are too big for it, which is why they need Starship. SpaceX says each one adds a full terabit of capacity to the network. That's enough to give about 10,000 homes a fast connection at the same moment. Put all 26 together, and SpaceX says this one batch adds about as much as 10 Falcon 9 launches of the older Starlinks. For anyone with a dish, that means faster speeds and fewer slowdowns at busy times. SpaceX says the new satellites could start serving customers within a few weeks. Once they're out, the satellites unfold their antennas and solar wings. They link up with the rest of the network by laser, and they use their own thrusters to climb higher. Those lasers pass data from satellite to satellite across the sky. That's how Starlink works over oceans with no ground station underneath. Those solar wings are why SpaceX is setting up a new factory in Bastrop, Texas, where it already builds Starlink dishes. It wants to make its own solar cells there, starting from raw silicon. It's hiring people to grow the crystals, slice them into wafers, and print on the thin metal lines that carry the power. Most of the world's solar cells come from China, so having that factory means SpaceX doesn't wait in anybody else's line. Starlink already has nearly 14 million paying customers, almost double what it had a year earlier. Every batch like this one widens the gap with its rivals, and one of those rivals just decided it needs a rocket of its own. That's AST SpaceMobile, the phone from space company working with AT&T and Verizon. It's Starlink's biggest rival in beaming signals straight to regular phones. It just announced a reusable rocket of its own called Black Lift. AST is buying 36 engines from Firefly for its first three rockets in a deal worth more than a billion dollars. AST is paying about $800 million of that up front in cash and stock. After that, it plans to build the engines itself. The first flight is aimed at late 2028. Each launch would carry up to five of AST's Bluebird satellites, which unfold antennas about the size of a house. AST's boss says the rocket gives the company regular access to orbit, and AST knows what a bad ride costs. Back in April, a New Glenn upper stage left one of its Bluebird in an orbit too low to use. That satellite had to be brought down. Here's the funny part. AST's first five satellites went up on a SpaceX Falcon 9 back in 2024. Fair play to AST for going big, but it's spe...
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In this week's Starship and Starbase update, vehicle production continues at a steady clip with a new Superheavy joining the lineup. Preparations continue for the upcoming Flight 15 launch, and SpaceX wishes us a happy holo meme. Well, let's dig in and see what's been going on here at Starbase. Starting off with the fabrication updates this week, we saw activity on ship 45 as well as boosters 24 and 25. First up, ship 45 continues to grow in Mega Bay 2. On Tuesday and Thursday, two additional sections of the ship's liquid oxygen tank were moved out of Star Factory and brought into the bay where they were stacked with the upper sections of this latest Starship. Shifting over to the first stage vehicles, booster 24 had a major update this week. On Saturday morning, the landing tank installation jig was brought out of Mega Bay 1 and taken to Staractory. This stand was last taken into the bay empty on Friday where it was used to assist in final stacking of booster 24 and returning to Staractory on Saturday indicates that the booster is now fully stacked and undergoing additional fit outs ahead of its initial cryoproofing. With major assembly work on booster 24 complete now SpaceX wasted no time getting to work on booster 25 on Monday. This week, Super Heavy's common dome section was moved from Star Factory to Mega Bay 1, followed just a few hours later by the next section of its liquid oxygen tank. Stacking continued at a steady pace as 2 days later, the next section of the vehicle's liquid oxygen tank was also moved to Mega Bay 1 to be joined with the upper part of the rocket's lower tank. Switching over to the week's construction activity at the build site, crews continue working to disassemble the cranes that were used to erect the gigabay with a third crane's boom being removed on Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, down below, the crawler crane inside Gigabay was brought out of the building and its jib briefly lowered before going back inside. The next morning, the crane's boom was laid down. Workers then began removing the jib and part of the boom from the crane. And that evening, the reconfiguration was complete and the boom was raised back into the sky, now shorter and without its jib. Moving down to the launch site on Tuesday afternoon, the cable spool for the pad 1 draw works winch was delivered to the pad. This cable will run from the draw works up the tower and then back and forth between the crown block and the traveling block on the chopstick several times before finally going back down the tower to the deadline anchor. Out in front of the pad at the offload area, crews could be seen replacing rebar grids in preparation for the upcoming concrete pour. Throughout the day on Thursday, several pre-fabricated concrete covers and their lids were delivered, offloaded, and installed. Also on Thursday, a slope section of pre-fabricated wall for the pad 1 flame trench was lifted into place as crews continue to build out this updated infrastructure. On Friday, a truckload of steel arrived at the launch complex and was taken over to the pad 2 end of the tank farm for offload. This could be for the additional fortifications to protect the infrastructure there. At the Massie outpost this week, there wasn't much visible testing, but work is definitely going on with the structural test stand. For the last 2 weeks, crews have been making adjustments to the structure, likely preparing for its different tests in the near future. Shifting over to the week's testing activity at the launch complex. On Tuesday, crews were seen working on both the booster quick disconnect interfaces on the pad 2 launch mount, ensuring everything is ready for upcoming pre-launch testing. On Wednesday afternoon, the pad 2 chopsticks were opened and raised up the tower and into the launch position. A short time later, the pads deluge system was activated. This appeared to be a full-scale launch simulation of the system. Then, back up at the top of the tower, the chopsticks were put through what seemed to be multiple rounds of catch simulation testing. Following that, we saw a second smaller scale activation of the deluge system, also likely a catch simulation. Following the various tests, the chopsticks returned to their resting position at the base of the tower. On Thursday afternoon, the chopsticks were once again moved into the launch position ahead of testing. Like the day before, this followed by a full test of the deluge system. [music] Unlike the day before, however, additional testing was either not planned or was aborted. On Friday, the booster hold down clamp arms were first extended one by one, then a short time later retracted in a similar manner as SpaceX continues to verify that systems are all working properly. On Friday, SpaceX tested the Doo system yet again. Whether this was always planned or if there was an actual issue with the Thursday's test isn't fully clear, but this time we saw a full activation followed about 8 minute...
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Well, folks, SpaceX has already caughtthe booster. Now, it wants to catch the spacecraft returning from orbit. Twocatches, one mission, almost a day apart. And the target date, Friday the13th. Yeah, Friday the 13th. Because apparently catching the largest rocketever built wasn't risky enough already. This time, SpaceX wants to do somethingthat has never been done before. First, catch the Superheavy booster about 6 and12 minutes after launch. Then after deploying 26 Starlink satellites andcircling the Earth roughly 14 times, bring Starship itself all the way backfrom orbit and catch it with a pair of enormous mechanical arms. And Elon Muskthinks they have better than even odds of pulling this off. But there are someenormous challenges standing in the way, including one that could prevent theattempt from happening at all. And here's the really exciting part. Musk isalready talking about flying both stages again on the very next mission. IfSpaceX can actually pull this off, we could be watching the beginning of acompletely new era in space flight. So, how does this extraordinary missionwork? And just how close is SpaceX to making rockets fully reusable? Let'stake a look. Before we start, a quick shout out to my channel sponsor, Joah.They make amazing accessories for your Tesla and other EVs, and also have greatwarranties and customer service, too. In fact, I use their accessories daily. Besure to check the link in the description to get 5% off a fan cooledphone charger, a portable tire inflator, a foldout lap table, and a lot of otheritems. Oh, and they make perfect gifts for you and your Eevee loving friends,too. So, be sure to check out Joah. And now, let's get back to it.Hey y'all, it's Dr. Knowitall. Yes, this is a video about Starship, but this isbreaking news from just a few minutes ago as I am recording this. November 8that 3:10 p.m. Breaking news. Nvidia opened an investigation into JensenWong, its CEO, after he acknowledged to the company's board that he had beenintimate with a business executive who US intelligence determined to be aChinese spy. So, not only an extrammarital affair, but apparently onewith a Chinese spy. Yikes. I know this is a little bit sorted, but if she isindeed a Chinese spy, this is actually very important to AI, US Chinacompetition, all of that kind of stuff. So, let me know in the comments if youwant me to do a longer video about Jensen Wong and this person in the nearfuture. And of course, consider subscribing and hitting the bellnotification icon so you can catch that video when it happens.All right, so on to the topic duour. I'm actually going to put some visuals uphere. I know I don't usually do that. I'm fairly minimalist, but we have someamazing visuals, both things that have happened and SpaceX's animations ofthings that will happen. That is what this particular video is. And so, Ifigured why not show this kind of stuff. Anyway, yesterday SpaceX posted Starshipis preparing for catch. Flight 15 is targeting to launch as early as Friday,November 13th, pending regulatory approval. And if you're a particularlysuperstitious person, you might be like, "My gosh, what a terrible date to pick."Let's remember that this is no earlier than November 13th. So, it couldactually slip. It could end up being the 14th or the 15th or the next week. Butwhenever that is, Brian White and I are going to do a live stream. We willactually be covering this launch. We of course will not cover 14 orbits, whichwill take somewhere around 22 hours. That won't happen, but we will almostdefinitely do a follow-up live stream to actually show the catch if things gowell. Anyway, on the date here, Shauna Diaz, who works for SpaceX, said,"Friday the 13th, my friend Hans Kernigman encouraged me to never besuperstitious about launch dates. So, here we are. We will be working hard onall the last minute checks before this one." And Elon responded to this, "Fatedoes love irony, so perhaps the unluckiest day will actually be theluckiest. And I, and I think most people who are SpaceX fans do indeed hope thatthat is the case." Now, of course, the launch and the booster catch would be onFriday the 13th, but the actual Starship catch will be approximately a day later,about 22 hours later. So, at least both of them won't be happening on the 13th.So, I guess that's good. And of course, speaking of Elon, he had to repostSpaceX's post, catching a giant rocket falling from space, and that will indeedbe an amazing thing. This has never been done before. The space shuttle landed,but it landed on a runway. And of course, Apollo missions and SpaceXDragon missions and Soyuse missions, all of those have been recovered as well.But the space shuttle of course landed on a runway and the Dragon capsule isreusable but only the capsule itself not the rocket. The Falcon 9 rocket forexample if it is launching a crew to the International Space Station. The firststage booster is caught and of course the capsule returns with the people...
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SpaceX stock fell hard after the election, but SpaceX's business kept winning. Investors sold off pretty much every AI stock, and SpaceX and Tesla went down with them. And yes, some of that worry is real. SpaceX has big data center plans in Texas, and Texas just elected a governor who wants to pause new data centers. Banks were also out selling pieces of SpaceX's $40 billion chip deal. Having said that, look at the recent business news. SpaceX picked Qualcomm to supply chips for Starlink Mobile's own 5G network in the US. Tens of thousands of cell sites starting in 2027. What does that mean? It means Starlink is turning into a real phone company. Elon's reaction was, "At least there will be one network with good signal everywhere." Starlink subscribers roughly doubled in a year to over 13.5 million. That's a big jump. SpaceX reportedly stopped selling new commercial Falcon 9 launches past 2028 so that it can go allin on Starship and Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas nearly doubled his 2027 revenue forecast for SpaceX to $175 billion. Kathy Woods Arc bought about 350,000 shares on one of the down days. So whether you own SpaceX stock, Tesla stock, or both, the question is the same. Did the market price in a real risk or did SpaceX just get sold with everything else? We'll find out from Larry. Larry Goldberg is a serial entrepreneur and has been an active venture capital investor for the last decade. Check out lumisanti.com. Welcome, Larry. >> Thank you. It's great to be here, Herbert. >> One of my favorite shows to do with you. Uh, usually at the end of the week or on Monday mornings, we like to cover all the SpaceX news. And given what happened to the stock, I don't think anybody listened or cared about any of the SpaceX news. Oh boy. Um, any any quick comment about the stock? Um, we're we're filming this on a Thursday night, but just tell me what you think. Uh, the stock fell to 128 or something like that. Hey there, thank you for joining me. I've built a website that is the most comprehensive resource for the Tesla and SpaceX investor. The prediction room tracks the likelihood of every major catalyst. Dive into a library of evidence-based charts, follow CyberCap Rollout, see every business post by Elon Musk, and more. Please check it out. Simply go to brighterfinance.com. Thank you very much. Let's get brighter. I mean, what an opportunity. What a fantastic opportunity. I um unfortunately I was very busy all day, but you know, I I'm not a trader. I I'm an investor, but man, I was I I thought if ever you want to buy options, you know, this was the day. And um yeah, I got I got back to my office. I got back to trading just too late. So, I didn't do anything about it, but man, what an opportunity. >> Okay. So, you do still believe, of course, the SpaceX business. Um, I've done several shows now covering whether or not the AI data centers are going to be impacted and most of the answers surprisingly is that most people do not think that AI data centers SpaceX will be slowed down necessarily necessarily some will. >> You I would take that with a pinch of salt. I I would say this that data centers that have not already met all their requirements are going to be slowed down. There is no doubt at all. If if you have doubts about that, you're not being realistic. So this this idea of, you know, data centers rapidly being put into use. Here's the thing. The state has a lot of control over that. And most of the states have fallen, you know, to the Democratic party. Many of the states have fallen to the Democratic party, including Texas, which is a very serious state. Now, Telerico went came out today and said he's not going to impact any of the existing projects. I don't know what that means because every project is in a certain state. You know, for example, the project um at in Brownsville in Starbase uh in the newly acquired land is, you know, very early in the process. So whether that gets affected or not by Telerico's power, we don't know. So I would be a little bit more cautious than you're inclined to be or that some are inclined to be. Having said that, here's the reality. I published something last week. It was this this week actually this week to say that you know this is a renaissance of American econ of the American economy and it would be really really bad for Congress and the states to try and stick a spanner in that work. They will be remembered for a long time for very very tragic you know a actions. They are very concerned about environment and they very concerned about some of the politics around it. They're very concerned about being concerned about it. Fine. But at the end of the day, we all are highly dependent for our future for the future of our country on getting you know ahead of this revolution by being the pro progenitor of this revolution. So I think that it's incumbent upon these governors and these localities to get on the bandwagon. I mean it's so clear the benefits of these I I wrote a wh...
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6 5 4 3 2 1 pitching down range. >> [music] >> Booster now hovering as it aligns with the tower for catch. >> Booster coming in. >> Get ready for that boom. >> Down to three engines. Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> the booster.