[New] The big SpaceX gamble on the huge Starship and full reusability and crazy catches of giant rockets will pay off.
NextBigFuture.com
[New] In 2027, the version 4 SpaceX Starship could launch over 102 version 3 Starlink satellites.
NextBigFuture.com
[New] SpaceX revenue for ten million customers will increase to $30 billion in total revenue and $24 billion in Starlink revenue.
NextBigFuture.com
[New] SpaceX will reduce the cost of going to space by 10-100 times by mid 2026.
NextBigFuture.com
[New] SpaceX is already preparing for Flight 11, which will use Ship 38, the final Block 2 version before transitioning to an improved Block 3 design.
Karmactive
[New] To receive NASA's sign-off, SpaceX will have to show that Starship and its Super Heavy booster can tolerate failures, provide life-sustaining environments, and offer the crew sufficient control and situational awareness.
ABC News
[New] The combination of the Starship, which could someday carry astronauts and cargo to the moon and Mars, and the Super Heavy booster, the rocket that propels the Starship in space, is more than 400 feet tall, made of stainless steel, and is being designed by SpaceX to be fully reusable.
ABC News
[New] Comparing the individual V3 satellites with the V2 Mini, SpaceX has stated that each V3 Starlink satellite will have a total user downlink capacity of 1 Tbps and an uplink capacity of 160 Gbps.
Mobile Internet Resource Center
[New] SpaceX has one more already built Starship Block 2 left to launch, and will almost certainly use it for a Flight 11 test in the next month or two.
Mobile Internet Resource Center
[New] With the satellite deployment capability functional, SpaceX will be able to take advantage of Starship for a ride to orbit even while the re-entry and landing capabilities are still undergoing development and experimentation.
Mobile Internet Resource Center
[New] To conduct actual orbital missions in the future, SpaceX needed to demonstrate that it could execute a controlled de-orbit burn.
Mobile Internet Resource Center
[New] SpaceX is celebrating today after a near-perfect Starship test flight last evening, including the first successful demonstration of the innovative Pez Dispenser satellite deployment system which will be used for Starlink V3 satellites.
Mobile Internet Resource Center
[New] SpaceX finally successfully launched its Starship rocket Which will come as a huge relief after previous failures.
MIT Technology Review
[New] SpaceX has a $2.9 billion contract with NASA to carry astronauts to the lunar surface as early as 2027.
Live Science
[New] SpaceX chief Elon Musk has promised a successful Starship will cut the cost of shooting satellites into space significantly.
Scientific American
[New] SpaceX intends to launch Starship, after iterative tests, on an uncrewed Mars mission in 2026, with human landings feasible by the early 2030s, enabling resource utilization and habitat prototypes.
SpaceNews
[New] In that spirit, SpaceX and Starship are paving the way not only for crewed lunar landings and colonies in the late 2020s but also for the first crewed Martian landings as soon as the 2030s. / Spain
SpaceNews
[New] V3 will be the version flown through 2026, as V4, which will be the most capable Starship build SpaceX manufactures, is likely to be the first company ship to carry humans to space.
TESLARATI
[New] Elon Musk revealed when SpaceX would perform the first-ever catch attempt of Starship, its massive rocket that will one day take life to other planets.
TESLARATI
[New] The price of SpaceX tokenized stock (PreStocks) (SPACEX) is expected to change by 3.57% in 2025, and the price of SpaceX tokenized stock (PreStocks) (SPACEX) will reach $684.32 by the end of 2025.
Bitget
In 2050, based on a predicted annual growth rate of 5%, the price of SpaceX tokenized stock (PreStocks) (SPACEX) is expected to reach $2,317.34.
Bitget
In 2040, based on a predicted annual growth rate of 5%, the price of SpaceX tokenized stock (PreStocks) (SPACEX) is expected to reach $1,422.64.
Bitget
Last updated: 01 September 2025
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