SpaceX & Starlink News

The Boring Company's Prufrock machines now mine and build simultaneously, controlled remotely from Bastrop, TX — across Las Vegas and Dubai. Here's what that means.

SpaceX's all-new Stage Zero 2.0 pad at Starbase came through Flight 12 with no major damage. Here's what the first post-launch assessment shows.

Starlink is testing V3 satellite components on modified spacecraft. Here's what the 1 Tbps downlink upgrade means for the network and your connection.

During Starship Flight 12, Starlink delivered real-time video from space at hypersonic speeds and connected recovery teams in the Indian Ocean. Here's what happened.

SpaceX's first Starship V3 rocket successfully lifted off on Flight 12, completed stage separation, and reached SECO — despite one engine out. Full breakdown.

Tesla filed to launch vehicle sales and service in Bulgaria in April 2026 and is now posting jobs there. Here's what we know about the market entry.

SpaceX targets Friday, May 22 at 5:30 p.m. local for Starship Flight 12 after Thursday's scrub. Here's what caused the delay and what to expect.

SpaceX is targeting a second Starship Flight 12 launch today after fixing a hydraulic pin issue that scrubbed yesterday's attempt. Window opens at 5:30 p.m. CT.

Starlink is lowering 4,400 satellites, performing 300K collision maneuvers yearly, and opening its Stargaze SSA system to all operators. Here's what it means.

SpaceX's Starlink team is testing laser-based deep space comms around the Moon — replacing radio frequency with high-bandwidth optical links. Here's what we know.

SpaceX just outlined Starship's role in NASA Artemis, a commercial lunar flight, and an interplanetary mission. Here's what each announcement actually means.

Walter Isaacson says he has Starlink on his phone — here's what that tells us about Direct to Cell's real-world rollout and who can get it now.