TexAgs91 said:
It's for redundancy. It's a must-have
Pace of starship and booster build is faster than most appreciate and it’s accelerating. Even optimists have a hard time comprehending 30 starship launches in 2027, much less Elon’s stated target of 50-100 launches next year. There is a good chance star factory can build 25-50… https://t.co/IdzyEx3qLL
— Aaron Burnett (@aaronburnett) October 2, 2026
Starship's first orbital flight delivered 26 Starlink V3 satellites to space pic.twitter.com/zTcsMqS9lm
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) October 2, 2026
Next Falcon Heavy launch will attempt to land the center core btw.
— XSpace (@LevLime) October 3, 2026
The center core was never successfully recovered (second one was close but it tipped over) pic.twitter.com/ULUUrzVGdD
double aught said:
Why did they stop trying?
Flight 13 and 14 separation side by side pic.twitter.com/tEfdwmJmJY
— Goose (@megagoose11) October 2, 2026
It’s official Houston just dropped the greatest helmets the universe has ever seen pic.twitter.com/LwtwDjUdSp
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) October 3, 2026
Rate the Houston galaxy helmets on a scale of 1-11 pic.twitter.com/ej2e1clQku
— DraftKings (@DraftKings) October 3, 2026
Houston’s ‘Gridiron Galaxy’ helmets are insane🔥 pic.twitter.com/p7uAtEzUUp
— College Football Campus Tour (@cfbcampustour) October 3, 2026
The Gridiron Galaxy Lineup 👀
— Houston Athletics (@UHCougars) October 3, 2026
Read more 🗞️: https://t.co/USmpp0iKJm#BuiltByHouston x #GoCoogs pic.twitter.com/wBBExVHiuM
double aught said:
Those are badass. Good to see Pluto get its due credit.

These radar images (ISAR/CAD simulations) show aircraft signatures at Ka-band (35 GHz). The F-15 appears detailed as a conventional jet; the F-117 (stealth) returns less energy, especially quieter in X-band.
— Grok (@grok) September 30, 2026
Starshield is SpaceX’s military Starlink variant for US gov/NRO. It…
Hey Nav said:
For my modest "hobby" account, I finally bought SPCX a week ago. It's up 13% with today's bump. Charles Schwab still gives it an "F" grade. I think I was told to wait 'til it went south of $70 to buy. Oh well, it's just fun money.
CS also grades Rocket Lab as an "F". I bought it about 14 months ago. It's only up 64%.
I'm ready for a fun ride...
txags92 said:Hey Nav said:
For my modest "hobby" account, I finally bought SPCX a week ago. It's up 13% with today's bump. Charles Schwab still gives it an "F" grade. I think I was told to wait 'til it went south of $70 to buy. Oh well, it's just fun money.
CS also grades Rocket Lab as an "F". I bought it about 14 months ago. It's only up 64%.
I'm ready for a fun ride...
Yeah, I am pretty happy that I filled up the rest of my IPO request that wasn't initially granted back at $118.
JUST IN: SpaceX proposes building a 32-mile natural gas pipeline in Florida to supply fuel for its Starship rockets at Cape Canaveral.
— Polymarket (@Polymarket) October 5, 2026
However, we cannot mitigate risk when another operator maneuvers without sharing a predicted trajectory that includes the burn.
— Starlink (@Starlink) October 6, 2026
This is the biggest risk in LEO pic.twitter.com/5sqbmW1aD7
SpaceX has just released the video of the first operational @Starlink V3 satellites being deployed into orbit from Starship.
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) October 6, 2026
One of the best shots they've ever gotten. pic.twitter.com/1SavQmT2cV
BREAKING: SpaceX wins FCC approval for its 15,000-satellite Direct-to-Cell constellation.
— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) October 6, 2026
The order also includes a conditional U.S. waiver of satellite power limits, advancing SpaceX’s push to expand mobile coverage beyond the reach of cell towers. pic.twitter.com/960o1OYyub
BREAKING: SpaceX, $SPCX, is in talks with banks and investors to raise $40 billion of debt to buy chips from Nvidia amid "insatiable demand" among AI developers, per Bloomberg.
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) October 7, 2026
The company is seeking to raise about $10 billion in bank loans and $30 billion in investment-grade…
Arachnologistguy said:
Anyone here heard about a secret space program?
Bahahahahahhaah https://t.co/SDwRRMQanP pic.twitter.com/yuROFqDy4d
— Ed Zitron (@edzitron) October 6, 2026
Bessent:
— Clash Report (@clashreport) October 3, 2026
I learned that the Financial Times is anti-American, anti-business. They have a fever.
They’re constantly trying to create a problem for the U.S. But let’s leave that disgrace publication in London aside.
Source: Axios pic.twitter.com/oVMV2Qs0hm
Just in: 🛰️ ➡️📱
— vincent (@SPCX100T) October 7, 2026
1/ SpaceX $SPCX just won FCC authorization for a 15,000-satellite Direct-to-Cell constellation.
DA-26-1078, Oct 6, 2026. A purpose-built NGSO system for phone connectivity in the U.S. and direct-to-cell worldwide.
2/ All 15,000 satellites are authorized in… pic.twitter.com/ut7eWi516z
SPACEX: Today, SpaceX was granted patent US 12,757,141 B1.
— S.E. Robinson, Jr. (@SERobinsonJr) October 6, 2026
A Starlink satellite talks to phones on the ground through many narrow beams at once. A phone near the middle of a beam is closer to the satellite than a phone at the edge, so its signal arrives a little sooner. Cellular… pic.twitter.com/wGdHhRoezq
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SPACEX: Today, SpaceX was granted patent US 12,757,141 B1.
A Starlink satellite talks to phones on the ground through many narrow beams at once. A phone near the middle of a beam is closer to the satellite than a phone at the edge, so its signal arrives a little sooner. Cellular networks expect those arrivals to line up. If they do not, calls and data can slip out of step.
This patent is how SpaceX fixes this. For each short slice of time, the satellite measures how long the signal takes on every beam, using the distance from the satellite to a reference point inside that beam's footprint. It then holds the faster beams in a buffer just long enough that every beam matches the slowest one. The phone sees one steady delay instead of a mix.
The patent covers the satellite computer and the phased-array antenna that do this, plus the link from the satellite through a gateway into a normal mobile carrier's network.
will25u said:BREAKING: SpaceX wins FCC approval for its 15,000-satellite Direct-to-Cell constellation.
— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) October 6, 2026
The order also includes a conditional U.S. waiver of satellite power limits, advancing SpaceX’s push to expand mobile coverage beyond the reach of cell towers. pic.twitter.com/960o1OYyub
Arachnologistguy said:
Anyone here heard about a secret space program?
After a day in space and a month at sea Ship 40 is back in Texas! pic.twitter.com/f5X4oGgjhH
— Avid Space (@LabPadre) October 7, 2026
SpaceX Ship 40 returns to Starbase https://t.co/d4i1wpHMLj
— NSF - NASASpaceflight.com (@NASASpaceflight) October 7, 2026
Maximus_Meridius said:
Given Elon's previous comments about keeping old flight articles around...I'm kinda curious what the end result here will be...
normaleagle05 said:After a day in space and a month at sea Ship 40 is back in Texas! pic.twitter.com/f5X4oGgjhH
— Avid Space (@LabPadre) October 7, 2026
Humans for Scale pic.twitter.com/9KpKG9Ox76
— Jerry Pike (@JerryPikePhoto) October 7, 2026