SpaceX & Starlink News

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.

Tesla filed trademarks for 'Tesla Terafab' this week. Here's what the name signals about a massive joint semiconductor fab with xAI, SpaceX, and Intel.

SpaceX launched 29 Starlink V2 Mini satellites from Cape Canaveral on May 21, marking booster B1077's 28th flight. Here's what happened.

SpaceX is recruiting world-class engineers and physicists for SpaceXAI. No AI background needed — here's how to apply and what they're looking for.

SpaceX allocated 61% of its 2025 capex to AI, absorbed xAI, and is targeting 100GW of orbital compute. Here's what the numbers actually mean.

Starlink's mobile internet now covers land, sea, and air. Here's a full breakdown of Roam, Maritime, and Aviation plans — including recent price changes.

Anthropic signed a deal to pay SpaceX $1.25 billion per month through May 2029 for AI compute on xAI's Colossus 1. Here's what the contract means.

SpaceX cleared its second Wet Dress Rehearsal for Starship V3 (Booster 19 + Ship 39). Flight 12 targets May 21. Here's what the test proved and what's next.

SpaceX has invested over $15 billion in Starship development, dwarfing Falcon 9 costs. Here's what that money is building — and what comes next with V3.

Elon Musk says space-based AI datacenters are 'easier than people think.' Here's what he means, how Starship makes it possible, and what the Kardashev scale has to do with it.

The Boring Company shares new excavation footage from Nashville's Music City Loop. Here's where the 13-mile underground transit project stands today.