RT Tesla Owners Silicon Valley (@teslaownersSV)Standing next to Starship hits different… this thing is truly massive. 🚀Mind blown seeing how gigantic these Mars beasts really are – humanity’s ride to another planet is no joke!@MrBeast @SpaceX https://t.co/z3xwErGjya ...

Standing next to Starship hits different… this thing is truly massive. 🚀Mind blown seeing how gigantic these Mars beasts really are – humanity’s ride to another planet is no joke!@MrBeast @SpaceX https://t.co/z3xwErGjya ...

Every Starship launch isn’t just a test flight—it’s one more step carved into the red road to Mars. Boom or boom-less, success or hard-earned lesson, we’re building the bridge to another world, flight by flighthttps://t.co/Wzguft47K3 ...

Earth won’t last forever.One asteroid, one star, one bad century—and consciousness dies with it.Mars isn’t a vacation.It’s the insurance policy for every mind that will ever exist.If we stay on one planet, the story ends.If we become multiplanetary, awareness outlives the Sun.Starship isn’t a rocket.It’s the escape hatch for meaning itself.To Mars—or the universe stays mindless forever.No third option. ...

Starship is more than a rocket—it’s the key to making humanity multiplanetary.Fully and rapidly reusable, it slashes launch costs by orders of magnitude, enables massive payload delivery to orbit (150+ tons reusable), supports lunar bases via Artemis, and paves the way for sustainable Mars cities.Without it, becoming a true spacefaring civilization stays a dream. With it, the stars become reachable ...

“SpaceX exists to extend life and consciousness beyond Earth. As far as we know, life is extremely rare—possibly only us. Consciousness is like a tiny candle in a vast darkness, easily extinguished. Making life multi-planetary ensures that if Earth faces a disaster, that light continues. That’s the purpose of SpaceX.”— Elon Musk ...

[applause] Going to moon was an ambitious program for us when we way back in 1980s. We had small rockets called the PSLV which has very small capability. Then we decided that it is important for us to explore moon and then create some science out of it.While we were focusing on missions to serve the public in terms of data, the communication and many other capability and we built our own rockets, our own spacecrafts but the time has come for us to create exploration science in in looking at planetary system ...

with NASA communications. And today I am joined by our crew 11 crew including NASA astronaut and commander Zena Cardman, NASA astronaut and pilot Mike Frink, JAXA astronaut and mission specialist Kima Yui, and Ross Cosmos cosminaut and mission specialist Oleg Platinov. Crew 11 returned to Earth last Thursday, January 15th, following a 5 and a half myth month mission aboard the International Space Station.Today they are joining us to provide uh some com some comments following their mission. And we will begi ...

Company Overview - Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company based in California, providing launch services, rockets, spacecraft, and satellite components [4] - The company operates three launch pads, with two in New Zealand and one in Virginia, and has launched over 1,700 satellites [5] Stock Performance - Rocket Lab's stock surged 360% in 2024 and an additional 174% in 2025, currently trading near all-time highs [3] - The stock's rise is attributed to an $816 million contract with the U.S. Space Development Agency for missile-tracking satellites [3] Launch and Mission Activities - In 2025, Rocket Lab completed 21 launches, serving clients such as the U.S. Space Force and various international companies [5] - The most recent Electron mission, launched on December 21, 2025, for iQPS, was the 79th mission overall for the Electron rocket [6] Future Developments - Rocket Lab is supporting NASA missions to the Moon and Mars, including the Escapade mission to Mars [7] - The company is finalizing its reusable Neutron launch vehicle aimed at deep space missions and human spaceflight, with plans to move it to a launch platform in Q1 of this year [8]

Core Insights - SpaceX's CEO Elon Musk has set an ambitious production target for the Starship rocket, potentially reaching 10,000 units annually [2][3] Group 1: Production Targets - Musk indicated that SpaceX could increase Starship production to as high as 10,000 ships per year, aligning with production strategies used by aircraft manufacturers [2] - The Starship is considered a vital component for NASA's Artemis mission to the moon [2] Group 2: IPO Plans - SpaceX is targeting a possible IPO in 2026, which could elevate the company's valuation to $1.5 trillion, with an initial target of $800 billion [3] - Musk has previously expressed a long-term valuation goal of $100 trillion for SpaceX [3] Group 3: Starlink Developments - SpaceX's Starlink service, which operates in over 115 regions globally, will provide free satellite internet access to individuals in Venezuela for a limited time following a significant political event [4]