SpaceX flies 13th Starship test, deploys 20 V3 Starlink satellites
What's new: The upper stage reached a soft Indian Ocean splashdown, but the booster made a hard landing after engine relight problems.
What's new: The upper stage reached a soft Indian Ocean splashdown, but the booster made a hard landing after engine relight problems.
What's new: The upper stage reached the Indian Ocean intact, but the booster made a hard Gulf splashdown after multiple engines failed to relight.
What's next: SpaceX plans another launch attempt early next week after replacing 2 Raptor engines.
What’s next: Ukrainian media reported Interior Minister Igor Klymenko could take over as Kyiv pushes army reforms and drone production.
What's new: Shares briefly fell under the June offering price before closing at $135.27, ahead of Thursday's 13th Starship test flight.
What's next: The FAA cleared Starship to resume launch prep after a May test setback, with Flight 13's window opening Thursday.
What's new: The company plans to lease capacity from global constellations while building Indian ground stations and future satellites.
What's new: The stock opened at $150, hit $176.52 and drew an unusually large retail allocation in the low 20% range.
What's next: Trading begins Friday, with index access expected within three weeks and demand from individual investors already topping $70 billion.
What's next: The $75 billion offering is due to price June 11, with retail investors eligible for as much as 30% of the deal.