SpaceX & Starlink News

The FAA wants to waive environmental regulations slowing commercial space launches. Here's what the new proposal means for the industry. Read the breakdown.

Starlink has officially launched in Iraq with residential plans starting at ~$100/month. Here's what the rollout means, who it serves, and what comes next.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 is vertical at SLC-40 ahead of Thursday's NROL-95 launch for the NRO and U.S. Space Force. Here's what to know about the mission.

Telstra just expanded Starlink Mobile to satellite apps in Australia. Here's what the service covers, who qualifies, and what the numbers reveal. Read now.

Starlink is pushing for French regulatory approval to activate free emergency connectivity. Here's how the service works and what's blocking it. Read more.

NASA's Crew Dragon lifeline may not extend past 2030. Here are the five facts shaping the future of American human spaceflight. Read the full breakdown.

Construction at Terafab, the Tesla-SpaceX-xAI chip fabrication facility in Texas, is visibly accelerating. Here's what the latest site footage reveals.

Starlink is winning over urban and suburban households with existing broadband. Here's what's driving the shift and whether it makes sense for you. Read more.

Elon Musk says he won't forget about Mars. Here's where SpaceX's Mars mission actually stands in 2026 and what the realistic timeline looks like.

Alphabet just disclosed a $94.1B stake in SpaceX. Here are the five numbers and facts that explain what this deal really means. Read the full breakdown.

Elon Musk says lunar landings are simpler than Earth landings — no wind means stable touchdowns. Here's what that means for SpaceX's Moon ambitions.

SpaceX intentionally pushed Starship Flight 13 to higher acceleration to stress-test heat shield tiles. Musk confirmed the test succeeded. Here's what that means.