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- 1SpaceX's Starship megarocket to launch to orbit for first time Sept. 28●SpaceX's Starship megarocket launching to orbit for 1st time ever on Sept. 28: Watch it live
SpaceX is preparing its Starship megarocket for a launch attempt to orbit on September 28, the first time the vehicle would reach orbit. The flight is expected to be streamed live, drawing wide attention from space enthusiasts and industry watchers. Starship is central to SpaceX's plans for deep-space missions and NASA's lunar ambitions.
- 2SpaceX's Starship rocket nears biggest, riskiest test yet▼The most powerful rocket ever built is on the verge of its biggest — and riskiest — test yet
SpaceX's Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, is preparing for its biggest and riskiest test flight to date, according to CNN. The upcoming test is seen as a critical step for the super-heavy launch system, with observers watching closely for how the vehicle performs under the most demanding conditions it has faced so far.
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SpaceX is preparing Starship, its next-generation rocket, for its first attempt at an orbital flight. The company has been testing the super heavy-lift system at its Texas facility, and the launch would mark a major milestone for the vehicle and commercial spaceflight. Space industry watchers are closely following pre-launch preparations and waiting for confirmation of a launch date.
- 4SpaceX Starship Prepares for First Orbital Flight Attempt●SpaceX Starship to attempt first orbital mission with 14th flight
SpaceX is preparing its Starship rocket for another test flight, with the 14th flight attempt expected to be the vehicle's first full orbital mission. The program has been conducting iterative test launches from Texas, progressively extending the rocket's capabilities. Interest is high because an orbital flight would mark a major milestone for the vehicle that SpaceX intends to use for Moon and Mars missions.
- 5SpaceX Readies Starship's First Orbital Flight Test▼SpaceX Planned Starship’s First Orbital Flight to Test Its Critical Systems
SpaceX planned the first orbital flight of its Starship to test the rocket's critical systems, including engines, heat shield and stage separation, under real flight conditions. The test is seen as a key milestone in the vehicle's development for deep-space missions, and observers are closely watching how the ambitious launch program progresses.
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SpaceX is preparing for the first orbital test flight of its Starship rocket, the vehicle the company is counting on for future missions to the Moon and Mars. The launch is a major milestone for the program, with attention focused on whether the giant rocket can reach orbit on its debut attempt.
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SpaceX is sending its Starship rocket toward orbit in a high-stakes test flight, with Forbes noting that a great deal rides on the mission's outcome. The flight is being closely watched as a key test of the vehicle that SpaceX plans to use for future deep-space missions, and observers are tracking how the rocket performs during its journey.
- 8SpaceX Starship prepares for 10-hour spaceflight attempt▼SpaceX's Starship is about to attempt a 10-hour spaceflight: Watch live.
SpaceX's Starship is set to attempt a roughly 10-hour spaceflight, an unusually long duration for the vehicle, with live coverage available for viewers. The mission, if successful, would mark a significant step in testing the spacecraft's endurance and capabilities. Attention is focused on whether Starship can sustain such an extended flight as SpaceX continues developing the system for future deep-space missions.
- 9Starship Flight 14 Targets Orbital Mission with 10-Hour Duration●Starship Flight 14 Goes Orbital! SpaceX Reveals 10-Hour Mission | Starship Update
SpaceX has outlined plans for Starship Flight 14, describing a mission of roughly ten hours in duration as the next step in its orbital test campaign. Spaceflight watchers are sharing the update and speculating about what such a long mission profile would involve, from orbital operations to reentry and recovery plans.
- 10SpaceX Aims for Three Starship Flights in Five Weeks●SpaceX Is Aiming for 3 Starship Flights in 5 Weeks?!
SpaceX is reportedly targeting an aggressive launch cadence for its Starship program, with three flights planned within roughly five weeks. Space commentators note the schedule would mark a major step up in testing pace for the vehicle, which SpaceX needs to fly repeatedly to prove reusability and meet timelines for NASA's Moon landings. Observers are weighing whether the company can realistically achieve such a rapid turnaround between launches.
- 11SpaceX to Launch Starship Monday in Distinct New Test▼SpaceX Starship Launches Monday. This Test Is Different.
SpaceX is preparing another Starship test flight, scheduled to launch Monday. Coverage highlights that this test differs from previous attempts, though details on what specifically has changed are limited. Starship launches routinely draw broad attention as the program advances toward orbital capability and future missions to the Moon and Mars.
- 12SpaceX receives long-awaited approval for Starship▼SpaceX just got the green light Starship has waited years for
SpaceX has received a regulatory approval that Starship has been waiting years for, clearing a key hurdle for the rocket program. The news is being circulated among space industry watchers, who see it as a significant step forward for the vehicle's development and future launch plans. Details of the specific approval and its conditions remain limited in initial reports.
- 13Budanov says Ukraine needs expanded Starlink capabilities●Ukraine needs expanded Starlink/Starshield capabilities to strike missile systems in Russia — Budanov
Ukraine's military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov said the country needs expanded Starlink and Starshield capabilities from SpaceX to enable strikes on Russian missile systems inside Russia. His comments underline Kyiv's push for longer-range strike ability and deeper reliance on Western satellite technology as the war continues.
- 14SpaceX to test-launch Starship rocket from Texas Monday●SpaceX Starship rocket test launch Monday from Texas: Everything to know
SpaceX is preparing a Starship test launch from its facility in Texas on Monday. Florida Today published an explainer outlining everything to know ahead of the flight, including what the test will involve. Starship is the company's largest rocket, and each launch draws wide attention from space enthusiasts and industry watchers tracking progress toward future missions.
- 15SpaceX launches classified Space Force mission from California▼SpaceX launches classified US Space Force mission from California, lands booster at sea
SpaceX launched a classified payload for the US Space Force from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, then landed the Falcon 9 booster on a droneship at sea. Multiple US local news outlets carried the report. The mission's cargo and purpose remain undisclosed, consistent with the military's practice of keeping national security payloads secret.
- 16SpaceX Prepares Landmark Starship Launch, Live Coverage Set▼How to watch live as SpaceX aims to make history with Starship launch
SpaceX is preparing to launch its Starship rocket, with the attempt billed as a historic milestone for the company's next-generation vehicle. News outlets are publishing guides on how to follow the launch live, and attention is focused on the lift-off from Starbase in Texas. Interest centres on how far the giant rocket will fly and what the test means for future missions to the Moon and Mars.
- 17New SpaceX Footage Sheds Light on Salvaging Starship 40●Salvaging Starship 40: What SpaceX's New Footage Reveals
SpaceX has released new footage relating to Starship 40, prompting analysis of what it reveals about efforts to salvage the vehicle. Space commentators are breaking down the details of the images to assess the condition of the hardware and what the salvage operation means for the Starship program's next steps.
- 18SpaceX targets September 28 for 14th Starship test flight●SpaceX is preparing for a potential 14th Starship test flight on Monday, September 28. Here’s what to know: • Launch window opens at 7:15 a.m. and runs through 8:30 a.m. CST • Sonic Booms may be heard in Brownsville, South Padre Island, and Port Isabel
SpaceX is preparing a potential 14th test flight of its Starship rocket on Monday, September 28. The launch window opens at 7:15 a.m. and runs through 8:30 a.m. CST. Residents of Brownsville, South Padre Island, and Port Isabel may hear sonic booms during the flight.
- 19SpaceX Runs Launch Rehearsal Ahead of Starship Flight 14●SpaceX Conducts Launch Rehearsal ahead of Starship Flight 14
SpaceX has carried out a launch rehearsal as it prepares for the 14th test flight of its Starship rocket. The dress rehearsal, tracked closely by spaceflight watchers, is a key step toward clearing the vehicle for its next launch. Enthusiasts are watching closely for a flight date and for what the next test will attempt.
- 20Dow futures in focus as Trump comments on Iran▼Dow Jones Futures Due Amid Trump Iran Comments; Micron, SpaceX, Tesla Eye Buy Points
Investors are watching Dow Jones futures as Donald Trump's comments on Iran add uncertainty to markets at the start of trading. Attention is also on growth stocks with Micron, SpaceX and Tesla all nearing technical buy points, giving traders potential entry opportunities if broader market conditions hold and geopolitical tensions don't unsettle sentiment.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration has cleared SpaceX to proceed with the 14th flight of its Starship rocket. The regulator's approval removes the last major hurdle for the next test launch from SpaceX's Texas facilities. Starship is central to NASA's lunar landing plans and Elon Musk's ambitions for deep-space travel, and each flight test draws close attention from space watchers and industry analysts.
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NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission has landed at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, according to the space agency. The crew's return marks the end of another rotational mission to the International Space Station conducted with SpaceX. Details on the landing time, crew members and mission milestones were not included in the available information.
- 23Musk Says SpaceX Could Reach GPT-6-Level AI in Months▼Elon Musk Says SpaceX Could Have GPT-6-Level AI in 3 Months, Reach ‘Pole Position’ Within 6; SpaceXAI Plans Massive GPU Expansion
Elon Musk claims SpaceX could achieve AI matching GPT-6 within three months and take 'pole position' in artificial intelligence within six, under a SpaceXAI effort planning a massive expansion of GPU computing capacity. The comments signal Musk's intent to fold advanced AI development into SpaceX alongside its launch business, intensifying competition with OpenAI, Google and other leading AI labs.
- 24SpaceX flies Falcon 9 booster for tenth time in Starlink launch●SpaceX reuses Falcon 9 rocket for 10th time in latest Starlink launch
SpaceX has launched a Falcon 9 rocket using the same booster for the tenth time, sending another batch of Starlink satellites into orbit. The milestone highlights how routine rocket reuse has become for the company, cutting launch costs and accelerating the pace of Starlink deployments as the satellite constellation continues to expand.
- 25SpaceX clears final FAA approval for Starship Flight 14 launch▼SpaceX completes Starship Flight 14 launch rehearsal, gets final FAA approval for launch on Monday, more
SpaceX has completed a full launch rehearsal for Starship Flight 14 and received the final regulatory approval it needed from the Federal Aviation Administration, clearing the way for liftoff on Monday. The upcoming flight is the next test of the company's massive reusable rocket at its Texas launch site, with observers watching for progress toward the programme's key milestones.
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SpaceX is preparing its Starship rocket for a 14th test flight, the next step in the company's campaign to develop the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever built. Each flight has been used to test the rocket's capabilities and gather data toward eventual operational missions. The upcoming launch is drawing attention from space enthusiasts and industry watchers tracking the programme's progress.
- 27Inside the seven-month sprint to bring SpaceX to Louisiana▼Inside the seven-month sprint to bring Elon Musk's SpaceX to Louisiana
Louisiana officials spent seven months in negotiations to land a SpaceX facility in the state, according to NOLA.com reporting on the process. The account details how state and local leaders worked to convince Elon Musk's company to choose Louisiana. Discussions of the state's business incentives and competition for major space industry investment are drawing attention in the region.
- 28SpaceX revenue grows but company remains unprofitable●SpaceX boosted revenue but isn't profitable, first-ever earnings report shows
SpaceX has released its first-ever earnings report, showing that revenue has increased significantly while the company still fails to turn a profit. The disclosure offers a rare look at the finances of Elon Musk's space company, which has historically kept its numbers private. Observers are weighing whether the losses reflect heavy investment in Starship and Starlink or deeper structural challenges.
- 29Startup applies SpaceX playbook to nuclear power▼The startup bringing the SpaceX playbook to nuclear power
Politico reports on a startup aiming to bring the approach popularized by SpaceX — rapid iteration, aggressive engineering timelines and heavy private funding — to the nuclear power industry. The piece examines how that playbook could shake up a sector long defined by slow, over-budget reactor projects, though no specific details about the company or its technology are available beyond the headline.
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The Financial Times reports that SpaceX is shifting its strategic focus away from its core space launch business, in a piece headlined 'SpaceX pivots away from space' with the subheading 'Starbase, we have a problem'. The framing suggests trouble at the company's Texas Starbase site and questions about where Elon Musk's firm is heading next.
- 31Musk calls Anthropic the clear AI leader▼SpaceX Chief Elon Musk Says Anthropic Is ‘Clear AI Leader’ — Vows Not To Sabotage Compute Deal Despite Rivalry
Elon Musk, who runs SpaceX and has his own AI ventures, says Anthropic is the 'clear AI leader' in the industry. Despite his rivalry with competitors in artificial intelligence, Musk vowed not to sabotage a compute deal involving the company. The remarks have caught attention because Musk rarely praises rival AI labs, and his public statements often influence debates over AI strategy and regulation.
- 32Elon Musk's Trillionaire Path Stalls Before Key Tesla and SpaceX Events●Elon Musk’s Path to Trillionaire Stalls Ahead of Key Tesla and SpaceX Events
Reports say Elon Musk's route to becoming the world's first trillionaire has slowed, with attention turning to upcoming Tesla and SpaceX milestones that could revive his fortune. Observers point to Tesla's share price and SpaceX's next major events as decisive factors in whether his wealth climb resumes.
- 33SpaceX Starship prepares for potentially historic launch▼Starship could make history on next launch. Watch SpaceX mission live
SpaceX is preparing for the next launch of its Starship rocket, which could make history depending on the mission's outcome. The flight will be broadcast live, and space watchers are following whether the vehicle achieves its objectives after previous test attempts ended in mixed results.
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SpaceX has rolled Starship Ship 41 to the launch site and stacked it ahead of the program's fourteenth flight test at Starbase, Texas. Coverage from spaceflight outlets shows the booster and ship being prepared for integration, with watchers tracking progress toward the next launch campaign and what Flight 14 will test.
- 35SpaceX launches mysterious US Space Force mission from California▼SpaceX launches mysterious U.S. Space Force mission from California
SpaceX launched a classified U.S. Space Force payload from California, with few details released about the mission's purpose or cargo. The secrecy surrounding the launch is drawing attention, as observers speculate about what the military is sending to space and why information is being withheld.
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SpaceX's upcoming Starship launch is expected to bring in some revenue, though only partially, according to reports picked up by The Globe and Mail and The Motley Fool. Analysts note the flight's commercial significance remains limited as the company continues developing and testing the vehicle.
- 37Crew-13 Arrives at Kennedy Space Center for ISS Mission▼Crew-13 Arrives at KSC for Oct. 1 ISS Launch
NASA's Crew-13 astronauts have arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of their launch to the International Space Station, targeted for October 1. The crew will travel to the orbital outpost as part of NASA's ongoing commercial crew rotation program. Arrival at the launch site marks the final stage of pre-flight preparations, including training reviews and vehicle checks with SpaceX hardware.
- 38Endangered wild cat threatened by SpaceX expansion in Texas▼An endangered wild cat faces a new threat: SpaceX’s expansion in Texas
Conservationists warn that SpaceX's expanding operations in southern Texas pose a new risk to an endangered wild cat whose habitat overlaps with the company's launch site area. The expansion of facilities and launch activity could further shrink or disturb the habitat of the already imperiled feline species, raising fresh tension between commercial space development and wildlife protection.
- 39SpaceX launches classified US Space Force mission from California▼SpaceX launches classified mystery mission for US Space Force from California (video, photos)
SpaceX carried out a classified mission for the US Space Force, lifting off from California. The payload and mission details were not disclosed, consistent with national security launches, and footage and photographs of the liftoff were released. It is the latest in a series of military space missions flown by the company for the Pentagon.
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Politico examines whether the fast-iteration, failure-tolerant development model that propelled SpaceX's rise in the space industry could be applied to nuclear power, a sector long weighed down by regulation, high costs and slow construction timelines. The piece reflects a broader debate about whether entrepreneurial speed and private capital can accelerate the next generation of reactors while maintaining safety standards.