SpaceX & Starlink News

SpaceX launched 24 Starlink V2 mini satellites from Vandenberg on July 31 — booster B1081 stuck its 26th landing. Here's what the numbers mean.

Hughesnet filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Aug 2, citing $1.5B in debt and subscriber losses directly linked to Starlink. Here's what the data reveals.

Tesla is hiring in Buenos Aires and building Superchargers with YPF. Here's what the job postings reveal about its Argentina launch timeline.

SpaceX drops its first public earnings report today while a new filing reveals Starlink's plan for full global direct-to-device coverage by end of 2028.

Elon Musk confirmed his personal Tesla Roadster is still circling the Sun 8+ years after launch. Here's where it is, what's next, and the numbers behind the mission.

Elon Musk just shared hot staging footage from Starship Flight 13. Here's what hot staging is, why it matters, and what it means for SpaceX's mission.

SpaceX will hold its first earnings call as a public company next week, using a custom Grok-built platform for investor questions instead of SAY.

Tesla's Model Y L launch event is live at the Tesla Diner. Zen Grey interior, Uberhelix wheels, 325-mile range — here's what US buyers need to know.

Elon Musk says Starlink works even in the middle of nowhere. Here's what the 2026 data on speeds, coverage, and reliability actually shows. Read more.

Elon Musk says Starship could drop well below $100/kg to orbit. Here's exactly what has to happen first, and how realistic the timeline is.

SpaceX lands a $1.6B U.S. Space Force contract for 18 Falcon 9 launches from Vandenberg through 2027, deploying national security satellites.

Starship is leaving sub-orbital tests behind. Here's what Flight 13 and the shift to orbital missions means for the program — and what comes next.