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- 1Russia claims strikes knocked out quarter of Ukraine's internet▼Russia says strikes destroyed 25% of Ukraine's internet, Starlink facilities
Russia says its strikes have destroyed roughly 25% of Ukraine's internet infrastructure, including facilities linked to Elon Musk's Starlink satellite network. The claim, reported by Chinese and regional outlets, suggests Moscow is targeting communications systems alongside energy infrastructure. Ukraine has not confirmed the extent of the damage, and Starlink remains a critical connectivity lifeline for the country's military and civilians.
- 2SpaceX set to launch first Starlink V3 satellites on Starship●Live coverage: SpaceX to launch first Starlink V3 satellites to orbit on Starship
SpaceX is preparing to launch the first Starlink V3 satellites into orbit aboard its Starship rocket, with live coverage of the mission under way. The flight marks the debut of the next-generation satellites, which are larger and designed to deliver far greater broadband capacity than previous Starlink versions, and a significant step in testing Starship's ability to carry heavy commercial payloads.
- 3Poland calls Starlink station fire 'sabotage' targeting Ukraine military internet●Poland calls Starlink station fire ‘sabotage’, says it targeted Ukraine military internet
Poland says a fire at a Starlink station is being treated as sabotage, claiming the facility was being used to provide military internet to Ukraine. The allegation escalates tensions around critical communications infrastructure supporting Ukraine's war effort and raises questions about who was behind the attack and potential responses.
- 4Budanov 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.
- 5SpaceX revenue rises but company remains unprofitable, first earnings report shows▼SpaceX boosted revenue but isn't profitable, first-ever earnings report shows
SpaceX has released its first-ever earnings report, showing strong revenue growth but no overall profitability. The disclosure is notable because the company has been private for two decades without publishing financials. Observers are weighing what the numbers mean for Starlink, launch operations and the company's long-term path to profitability.
- 6Russian Strike Hits Starlink Data Center in Ukraine▼Russian Forces Strike Starlink Data Center in Ukraine
Russian forces have struck a Starlink data center in Ukraine, according to Newsweek. Starlink terminals have been a vital communications lifeline for Ukrainian troops and civilians since the full-scale invasion began, so any direct hit on the network's infrastructure raises immediate questions about military communications and the growing scope of Russian strikes. Further details about damage or casualties were not immediately available.
- 7SpaceX Starship to attempt first orbit and deploy Starlink satellites●SpaceX Starship to attempt first orbit and deploy 26 Starlink satellites
SpaceX is preparing its Starship for a flight that would attempt to reach orbit for the first time and deploy 26 Starlink satellites. The mission would mark a major milestone for the rocket program and the first orbital payload deployment, drawing attention from space enthusiasts and industry watchers worldwide.
- 8Musk says Starlink could carry most of the world's internet●Elon Musk: “It’s not out of the question that at some point, Starlink will deliver a majority of the world’s internet”
Elon Musk said it is not out of the question that Starlink will one day deliver a majority of the world's internet traffic. The claim, made by the SpaceX founder, highlights his ambitions for the satellite broadband service, which already serves millions of users across remote and underserved regions. The remarks are drawing attention given Starlink's rapid expansion and debate over its growing influence on global connectivity.
- 9Kremlin warns Starlink use against Russia is dangerous●Agenzia Nova: Ucraina: Cremlino, "pericoloso" usare Starlink per attacchi contro di noi 27 set 12:06 - (Agenzia Nova) -
The Kremlin said it considers the use of SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service for attacks against Russia to be "dangerous", according to Italian news agency Agenzia Nova. The statement comes amid ongoing Ukrainian strikes inside Russia and questions over whether Kyiv's forces are using Elon Musk's Starlink terminals to coordinate or guide such operations.
- 10SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket flies for tenth time▼SpaceX reuses Falcon 9 rocket for 10th time in latest Starlink launch
SpaceX has launched and landed a Falcon 9 first-stage booster for the tenth time, setting a new record for rocket reuse during a Starlink satellite mission. The milestone underscores how routine rapid reflight has become for the company as it builds out its satellite internet constellation and cuts launch costs.
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SpaceX has reported $7.8 billion in revenue alongside a quarterly loss of $541 million. The figures, disclosed through reporting on the privately held company's finances, offer a rare glimpse into the economics of Elon Musk's space venture, which continues heavy spending on Starship development, Starlink expansion and launch operations while remaining one of the world's most valuable private companies.
- 12Astronomer turns sinking Starlink satellites into planetary barometer▼Astronomer watches Starlink satellites sinking to build a 'planetary barometer'
An astronomer is tracking how Starlink satellites gradually sink in their orbits and using that data as a 'planetary barometer' to measure conditions in Earth's upper atmosphere. The idea is that changes in satellite orbital decay reveal atmospheric density, offering a novel scientific use for the thousands of SpaceX satellites in low Earth orbit.
- 13Amazon Stock Rises on Satellite Milestone for Starlink Rival●AMZN Stock Gains On Hitting Satellite Milestone to Launch Starlink Internet Rival This Year
Amazon shares gained after the company hit a key satellite milestone in its effort to launch a broadband internet service to rival SpaceX's Starlink, with the service targeted to begin this year. Investors reacted positively to the progress on Amazon's low-earth-orbit satellite constellation project, which has been in development for several years.
- 14Starlink to offer gigabit download speeds to existing users▼Starlink is launching gigabit download speeds for existing users as fees may rise
Starlink is rolling out gigabit download speeds to its existing customers, according to a report by Notebookcheck. The upgrade comes as the satellite internet service signals that subscription fees may rise. The move would put Starlink's top-tier speeds closer to competitive fibre offerings, though pricing changes could affect current subscribers.
- 15Taliban Arrest Three Over Alleged Starlink Use in Khost▼Taliban Arrest Three Over Alleged Use of Starlink Satellite Internet in Khost
Taliban authorities in Khost province have arrested three people over the alleged use of Starlink satellite internet terminals, according to reports from Kabul-based media. The detictions highlight the Taliban government's strict control over internet access in Afghanistan, where unlicensed satellite connections are banned. Starlink terminals have reportedly circulated among Afghans seeking unrestricted online access since the Taliban returned to power in 2021.
- 16Musk predicts SpaceX orbital computing will beat analyst forecasts by 2028●Elon Musk Says SpaceX’s Orbital Compute Will be ‘Way Better’ Than Analysts’ Predictions by 2028—Starlink
Elon Musk says SpaceX's plans for orbital computing, delivered via Starlink satellites, will be 'way better' than analysts' predictions by 2028. The claim points to data centers in space as a next step beyond Starlink's internet business, though SpaceX has not released technical or financial details to support the timeline.
- 17SpaceX targets valuation above $2 trillion in IPO●SpaceX Reportedly Targets Valuation In Excess Of $2 Trillion In Its IPO
SpaceX is reportedly aiming for a valuation in excess of $2 trillion as it prepares for an initial public offering, a figure that would make it one of the most valuable public listings ever. The reported target is drawing attention from investors and market watchers given the company's dominance in commercial launch and its Starlink satellite business.
- 18SpaceX shares fall despite investment-grade rating on $20B bond deal▼SpaceX (SPCX) Fell Despite Investment-Grade Ratings — Why the $20B Bond Deal Matters
SpaceX launched a $20 billion bond deal that received investment-grade ratings, yet the company's shares fell nonetheless. The decline has drawn attention because strong credit ratings would normally support investor confidence. Analysts are weighing why markets reacted negatively to an otherwise milestone financing, and what the bond sale signals about SpaceX's capital needs and its expansion plans, including Starlink and launch operations.
- 19SpaceX enters earnings week with Musk's big revenue claim▼SpaceX Heads Into Earnings Week With Musk Backing Tesla-Sized Revenue Claim
SpaceX heads into its earnings week with Elon Musk standing behind a claim that the company could one day reach revenue on the scale of Tesla. The projection has drawn attention given SpaceX's private status and its reliance on Starlink and launch contracts, and investors will be watching what the company reports to back up the ambitious sizing.
- 20SpaceX May Be Eyeing US Mobile Market▼SpaceX May Be Eyeing US Mobile Market – Even As Musk Says ‘Star’ Branding Has Gone Too Far
SpaceX is reportedly weighing an entry into the US mobile market, building on its Starlink satellite connectivity business. The news lands alongside comments from Elon Musk suggesting the 'Star' branding across his companies has spread too far. Observers are watching whether the company would launch its own consumer mobile service or partner with existing carriers.
- 21SpaceX Analysts Divided: $800 Bull Target Versus $75 Bear Case●SpaceX Analysts Split Between $800 Bull Target and $75 Bear Case as Stock Trades Near $149
Analysts are sharply divided on SpaceX stock, with the most bullish price target at $800 and the most bearish at $75, while shares trade near $149. The wide gap reflects deep disagreement over how to value the company's launch business against its Starlink ambitions and long-term risks.
- 22au Starlink Direct expands satellite service in Australia from September 25▼https://www. wacoca.com/news/2943258/ 「au Starlink Direct」海外利用、オーストラリアで9月25日から対応拡大 | AppBank # Android # Australia # iOS
Japanese carrier au is expanding support for its au Starlink Direct satellite connectivity feature for overseas use in Australia starting September 25. The service allows iPhones and Android devices to connect directly to Starlink satellites when outside regular coverage. The news is being shared among Japanese tech and mobile followers tracking the carrier's international satellite rollout.
- 23PeakDo teases Starlink Mini power bank with semi-solid-state battery●PeakDo teases new Starlink Mini power bank with a semi-solid-state battery
PeakDo is teasing a new power bank designed for the Starlink Mini portable satellite dish, built around a semi-solid-state battery. Details remain scarce beyond the teaser, but the promise of semi-solid-state cell technology points to higher energy density and improved safety compared with conventional lithium-ion packs. The announcement is drawing attention from satellite internet users and gadget watchers interested in longer runtimes for off-grid Starlink Mini setups.