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SpaceX’s FAA filing says it expects 10,000 launches a year and that air traffic rules are now the limit. Airlines for America wants launches at low-traffic times.
Tesla says every new Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck can now run tools from the charge port. Which cars qualify, the $80 adapter, and how 2.4 kW compares.
Musk says Raptor 4 will make 300 t of thrust. How full-flow staged combustion works, Raptor 1–3 side by side, the deleted heat shield, and the Saturn V math. With our film.
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Vandenberg says a Falcon 9 Starlink launch on 27 Oct was its 72nd of 2026, beating 2025’s 71. The pace math, the 26-flight booster, and the 100-a-year goal.
In January easyJet’s CEO said Starlink’s economics weren’t working. On 26 Oct it said Starlink goes on 277 A320-family jets from 2027. What changed, and the Apollo link.
Verizon’s CEO put a $300B–$500B, four-to-six-year price on a SpaceX phone network on 26 Oct. Musk replied “2 or 3 years.” What each side said, and the math.
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SpaceX’s 8-K, filed 26 Oct, shows a binding commitment for a ~$40B Apollo-managed GPU lease. The rate isn’t set and closing is expected before year-end.
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Latvia’s CSDD accepted the Dutch approval on 26 Oct, with tighter speed and driver-monitoring rules. Tesla says rollout begins soon; no date or Latvian price yet.
Musk says the Bot can call a person or business and send you a summary. Prerelease builds show a Calls panel; the official changelog doesn’t mention calling yet.
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SpaceX confirmed a full-duration 33-engine static fire for Flight 15’s booster on 25 Oct. Ship 42, the FAA licence and a launch date are still open.
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SpaceX’s 10-Q shows 13.6M Starlink consumer subscribers; AT&T reported 13.31M fiber connections. Starlink added 6.4M in a year to AT&T’s 2.5M, with caveats.
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135 cars added to the Texas registry in eight days, most of them Cybercabs, and Austin’s map now reaches the F1 track, with rides until 1am.
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A 7-minute, 4K first episode is out. Musk’s full-length Odyssey movie is still a pledge with a 31 Dec deadline. The timeline and the math.
NASA dropped the halo-orbit meetup. Starship will dock with Orion near Earth and fly both to low lunar orbit. Plus Cabin 1, the tanker count and SpaceX’s milestone chart.
SpaceX’s 10-Q shows one unnamed customer was 34.5% of Q3 revenue, and about $1 billion of the profit came from one-off items.
Trump said Musk had restored Ukraine’s service. Ukraine’s drone pilots and Zelenskyy say the cap is still in place. What was claimed, what was tested and what’s unanswered.
Bloomberg says SpaceX is in talks for at least 80,000 US cell sites, including with Crown Castle. What’s signed, what’s only talks, and the numbers behind it.
A NASA safety adviser says the latest refueling estimate is “around 22” launches; Musk says 6 to 8. What each number means per tanker, and how long each takes to fly.
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Rolling out on iOS and Android: the six phone permissions in @bot’s screen, from Calendar to door locks, and what hasn’t been said yet.
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Politico says SpaceX declined to bid and no rival offered a rocket. Vulcan was grounded this year, New Glenn lost its pad, and the newer rockets haven’t flown yet.
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Tesla’s Q3 10-Q makes the SpaceX special committee official. Tesla’s $2.0B SpaceX stake was worth $2.87B on 30 Sep, and SpaceX bought $626M of Megapacks this year.
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The 30% rule covers a local licensee, not “the company.” And Starlink has never applied for a licence.
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Tesla’s AI chief says FSD will stop relying on other companies’ maps, starting with V15. I put 15.8 billion FSD miles next to Street View, Waymo and every US road.
Revenue flat at $28.05B, GAAP net income down 43% as R&D jumped 69%, and free cash flow back at $1.53B. I took apart the cash, the capex math and every new date from the call.
No injuries, airbag deployments or pedestrians hit in 3.1 million driverless miles. I ran the odds on each zero and put it next to Waymo’s 271 million miles.
That’s about $1.14 trillion a year: roughly 69% of the 2026 world chip market and six times TSMC’s pace. What’s on file, what’s reported, and what the math requires.
A double catch on Flight 15 next month, a reflown ship and orbital refuelling early in 2027, then weekly flights. Each date checked against earlier targets and the FAA launch caps.
The Wall Street Journal reports Musk ordered the cap. Musk said the US military decides, and Trump says he’d like to find out. What’s confirmed, what’s alleged, and the November 2 deadline.
Revenue of $14.58B beat the $12.72B estimate, with $4.40B in net income. AI brought in more than Starlink for the first time, and capex hit $19.59B.
The viral claim stitches an August military contract to a September quote. There’s no ban, and Canada’s rival network launches on SpaceX rockets.
Results landed after the US close on Wed 21 Oct. Why free cash flow is expected to be negative, the bull and bear cases for the stock, and what has actually been said about a SpaceX merger.
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Written before the results. Analysts expected $12.72B in revenue and 13c a share, with AI forecast as the biggest segment.
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Lars Moravy on the 1 MW rear-drive powertrain, the fan “sucker” system, an Optimus-actuated wing and SpaceX cold-gas thrusters, and what’s still a target.
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App 1.16 lets iPhone 15 Pro and newer start a Bot voice chat with one press. The setup, who qualifies, and two weeks of updates.
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ARK’s new 2031 model lifts its target from $2,600, but its robotaxi revenue range came down. Optimus, storage and margins fill the gap.
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The 2026 proxy: re-elect Musk, Denholm and Straubel, say-on-pay and PwC on 3 Dec. Last year’s ballot had 14 items.
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A letter of intent to explore a joint EU 2 GHz bid, an EU proposal still awaiting approval, and a US warning of “devastating” retaliation.
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One share each for about 72 million children is worth roughly $10.5 billion. How it compares, and how it could work.
Musk says AWS, Google Cloud “or anyone” had no inference capacity, while SpaceX leases GPUs to Google and Anthropic.
SpaceX reported on Tue 20 Oct and Tesla on Wed 21 Oct, then up to 1.3 billion SpaceX shares were due to unlock on Thu 22 Oct.
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Bandwagon-5 flies 32 payloads, including two capsules built to come home: Varda’s W-7 and SpaceX’s Starfall.
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An app alert pushed Austin’s day to 6am–midnight. Texas registrations passed 800, and all 34 new cars are Model Ys.
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A draft agenda listed a closed-door 1,300-acre sale. Sources say SpaceX is the buyer; the state says it’s off November’s agenda.
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The speed figure is the company’s own claim. What’s new, and what to check before you connect a brokerage.
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Musk’s new ad “esthetic standard” vs Google’s and Meta’s rules: vaguer test, tougher penalty.
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Three licensees, none selling yet. The real gate is a Home Ministry security review, then spectrum pricing.
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Nine EU yeses, but only ~14% of the EU's people. An EU-wide approval needs 65%.
€6.5B Airbus–Leonardo–Thales merger vs Starlink’s 11,000+ satellites — the scale gap.
Upside down on a ramp, over five Teslas, 0–60 under 0.59s. $50,000 to reserve, production 2028.
Full fleet by fall 2027, setting up a race with United to finish first.
Musk puts a year on the orbital AI computer SpaceX is building with Nvidia.
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CRS-35 arrived half an hour early with 6,300+ lb of cargo and health experiments.
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635+ jets, 250,000+ passengers a day, and a tracker for your flight.
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Musk’s refund promise vs Grok Bot Terms that put the risk on you.
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Musk’s hype, and the physics and safety of cold-gas thrusters.
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Analyst speculation: an all-stock deal before Tesla’s AGM.
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Optimus, Cybercab, a thruster Roadster and a truck for Mars: what's real, and what could be.
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Already running ~20,000 Starlink support calls a day, ~70% with no human.
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Registered isn’t running. The S-curve, the NHTSA deadline and what to watch next.
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Tesla and Sunrun sent enough power to California's grid for every home in San Francisco and San Jose at peak.
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What to watch for: the 1.1-second 0-60 claim, the 2017 targets and "Timing is everything."
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About 10 thrusters and a claimed 1.1s 0-60, ahead of the 15 Oct reveal.
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Super Heavy makes roughly 2.4 times a Saturn V's thrust, the most powerful rocket ever flown.
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99,037 Model Ys in Q3; Tesla took 54% of US EV sales, per Cox / KBB.
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CRS-35 launched at 6:33am ET (3:33am PT); Dragon has carried every one of them.
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Starlink 15-25 from Vandenberg, landing on Of Course I Still Love You.
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Five tiers from free to $200 a month; Grok Bot starts at $30.
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Nine years after the 2017 unveil promised 0-60 in 1.9 seconds. Start time not yet announced.
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B1103 made it 668 on Saturday. CRS-35 followed on Tuesday 13 Oct, with B1096 landing at LZ-40.
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“If this, then that” for your Tesla, seen on one car in Europe. Not confirmed by Tesla.
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About 35 million supervised miles a day, per Tesla’s safety report.
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11,143 Starlinks vs 5,770 for the rest of the world, per McDowell’s catalogue.
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Production Cybercab on show in Hall 7.1, stand C25. Static display, no rides.
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2026.38 adds Dynamic Headlight Leveling on select Model 3 and Cybertruck.
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Elon says Flight 15 will try to catch the ship itself for the first time.
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FSD Supervised renamed in Europe. Same stack, a name for the forms.
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Flight 13, an intact splashdown, a 75-day trip home and a Megabay at Starbase.
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