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Soaring SpaceX Surpasses Starlink Milestone, Ignites IPO Rumors
SpaceX just notched another milestone with the successful launch of 29 Starlink satellites on December 11, marking the Starlink 6-90 mission from Cape Canaveral's Space Launch Complex 40. SciNews reports the Falcon 9 lifted off at 22:01 UTC, with its first stage booster B1083—on its 16th flight after supporting missions like Crew-8 and Polaris Dawn—landing flawlessly on the "Just Read the Instructions" droneship in the Atlantic. Spaceflight Now covered the live event, noting a brief delay that smashed pad turnaround records at just over two days since the prior launch, underscoring SpaceX's blistering cadence driven by Starlink demand and reusable tech.
Even bigger buzz swirls around Elon Musk's bombshell signal for a SpaceX IPO. Phys.org details Musk confirming Ars Technica's Eric Berger report on December 10, calling it "accurate" as the company eyes mid-to-late 2026 for a public debut to raise over $30 billion at a staggering $1.5 trillion valuation. Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal back this, tying funds to space-based AI data centers powered by Starlink satellites and lunar factories—Musk's play to dominate AI while funding Mars ambitions. Economic Times adds SpaceX projects $15 billion revenue this year, surging to $22-24 billion in 2026, mostly from Starlink's direct-to-cell push.
Social media and investor chatter is electric. Reuters on December 11 quotes enthusiasts dubbing it the "craziest IPO ever," with GAMCO Investors eyeing stakes despite Musk's drama-filled Tesla history. Space.com notes fan worries over Mars goals clashing with shareholder pressures, but Berger argues it's Musk's bet to seize resources now at age 54. X posts from Musk hype Starship progress and spectrum wins boosting valuation.
SpaceX's fusion of routine triumphs and visionary leaps keeps the world hooked.
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Even bigger buzz swirls around Elon Musk's bombshell signal for a SpaceX IPO. Phys.org details Musk confirming Ars Technica's Eric Berger report on December 10, calling it "accurate" as the company eyes mid-to-late 2026 for a public debut to raise over $30 billion at a staggering $1.5 trillion valuation. Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal back this, tying funds to space-based AI data centers powered by Starlink satellites and lunar factories—Musk's play to dominate AI while funding Mars ambitions. Economic Times adds SpaceX projects $15 billion revenue this year, surging to $22-24 billion in 2026, mostly from Starlink's direct-to-cell push.
Social media and investor chatter is electric. Reuters on December 11 quotes enthusiasts dubbing it the "craziest IPO ever," with GAMCO Investors eyeing stakes despite Musk's drama-filled Tesla history. Space.com notes fan worries over Mars goals clashing with shareholder pressures, but Berger argues it's Musk's bet to seize resources now at age 54. X posts from Musk hype Starship progress and spectrum wins boosting valuation.
SpaceX's fusion of routine triumphs and visionary leaps keeps the world hooked.
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By Inception Point AiSpaceX just notched another milestone with the successful launch of 29 Starlink satellites on December 11, marking the Starlink 6-90 mission from Cape Canaveral's Space Launch Complex 40. SciNews reports the Falcon 9 lifted off at 22:01 UTC, with its first stage booster B1083—on its 16th flight after supporting missions like Crew-8 and Polaris Dawn—landing flawlessly on the "Just Read the Instructions" droneship in the Atlantic. Spaceflight Now covered the live event, noting a brief delay that smashed pad turnaround records at just over two days since the prior launch, underscoring SpaceX's blistering cadence driven by Starlink demand and reusable tech.
Even bigger buzz swirls around Elon Musk's bombshell signal for a SpaceX IPO. Phys.org details Musk confirming Ars Technica's Eric Berger report on December 10, calling it "accurate" as the company eyes mid-to-late 2026 for a public debut to raise over $30 billion at a staggering $1.5 trillion valuation. Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal back this, tying funds to space-based AI data centers powered by Starlink satellites and lunar factories—Musk's play to dominate AI while funding Mars ambitions. Economic Times adds SpaceX projects $15 billion revenue this year, surging to $22-24 billion in 2026, mostly from Starlink's direct-to-cell push.
Social media and investor chatter is electric. Reuters on December 11 quotes enthusiasts dubbing it the "craziest IPO ever," with GAMCO Investors eyeing stakes despite Musk's drama-filled Tesla history. Space.com notes fan worries over Mars goals clashing with shareholder pressures, but Berger argues it's Musk's bet to seize resources now at age 54. X posts from Musk hype Starship progress and spectrum wins boosting valuation.
SpaceX's fusion of routine triumphs and visionary leaps keeps the world hooked.
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Even bigger buzz swirls around Elon Musk's bombshell signal for a SpaceX IPO. Phys.org details Musk confirming Ars Technica's Eric Berger report on December 10, calling it "accurate" as the company eyes mid-to-late 2026 for a public debut to raise over $30 billion at a staggering $1.5 trillion valuation. Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal back this, tying funds to space-based AI data centers powered by Starlink satellites and lunar factories—Musk's play to dominate AI while funding Mars ambitions. Economic Times adds SpaceX projects $15 billion revenue this year, surging to $22-24 billion in 2026, mostly from Starlink's direct-to-cell push.
Social media and investor chatter is electric. Reuters on December 11 quotes enthusiasts dubbing it the "craziest IPO ever," with GAMCO Investors eyeing stakes despite Musk's drama-filled Tesla history. Space.com notes fan worries over Mars goals clashing with shareholder pressures, but Berger argues it's Musk's bet to seize resources now at age 54. X posts from Musk hype Starship progress and spectrum wins boosting valuation.
SpaceX's fusion of routine triumphs and visionary leaps keeps the world hooked.
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