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The Long March 10 features a reusable first-stage architecture similar to SpaceX’s Falcon 9 but optimized for the higher thrust requirements of a lunar trajectory.
A social post proposed the test could be a soft splashdown with a simulated catch on a nearby barge similar to SpaceX Starship Flight 4.
The Department of Defense is developing a second industrial base to avoid reliance on SpaceX’s Starshield.
SpaceX was absent from the panel despite being the only entity currently capable of launching the volume required for Golden Dome’s thousands of interceptors.
The FCC’s Space Bureau accepted SpaceX’s application for a massive non-geostationary orbit satellite constellation.
SpaceX has delayed its Mars plans to prioritize missions and development focused on the Moon.
Consolidation of demand onto SpaceX Transporter missions has created waitlists for launches.
SpaceX dominates the commercial launch market and operates the expanding Starlink satellite constellation.
SpaceX requested waivers of standard FCC regulations, including exemptions from typical deployment milestones and surety bond requirements for non-geostationary orbit systems.
SpaceX’s proposed orbital data center system would dwarf the company’s existing Starlink internet network.
SpaceX filed an application with federal regulators seeking approval to launch up to one million satellites for an orbital data center system.
SpaceX plans to keep the Crew Access Arm on the ground after the maintenance and retains the capability to reinstall it quickly if needed.
The FCC set March 6 as the deadline for public comments on SpaceX’s application, with subsequent deadlines for responses and replies later in March.
The removal of the Crew Access Arm was discussed during the Crew-12 mission briefing by SpaceX personnel.
SpaceX requested authorization to use specific radio frequency bands on a non-interference basis for the proposed system.
Vigoride 7 is scheduled for launch no earlier than March 2026 on a SpaceX Transporter mission to low Earth orbit.
SpaceX filed a modification request on January 30 for a constellation of up to one million satellites to support an Orbital Data Center network.
SpaceX is the dominant launch provider in the SmallSat market at the 2026 SmallSat Symposium.
Devon Papandrew of Stoke Space attributes SpaceX’s flight-rate constraint to production of the upper stage.
An announcement of orbital data centers has been made as a development that could further entrench SpaceX’s market lead.