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SpaceX will provide direct-to-cell connectivity outside the United States and supplemental coverage within the U.S.
SpaceX is authorized to operate across Ku-, Ka-, V-, E-, and W-band frequencies, supporting both Fixed Satellite Service (FSS) and Mobile Satellite Service (MSS).
Die SpaceX Crew-11 besteht aus dem NASA-Astronauten Mike Fincke, der NASA-Astronautin Zena Cardman, dem japanischen Astronauten Kimiya Yui und dem russischen Kosmonauten Oleg Platonow.
The United States Space Force (USSF) has awarded nine missions to SpaceX under the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Phase 3 Lane 1.
Currently, 8,500 of the 12,955 active satellites are part of SpaceX's Starlink constellation, representing nearly 66% of the total.
SpaceX is targeting January 11 for the Twilight rideshare mission.
Die vier Mitglieder der SpaceX Crew-11 werden einige Wochen früher zur Erde zurückkehren als vorgesehen.
SpaceX and Axiom Space continue flying paying customers to the International Space Station at $55 million per seat.
SpaceX positions the orbital data center system as a step toward becoming a Kardashev Type Two civilization.
SpaceX completed the acquisition of xAI prior to filing the orbital data center application.
SpaceX requested waivers from standard FCC regulations including exemptions from typical deployment milestones and surety bond requirements for the orbital data center application.
The FCC’s Space Bureau accepted SpaceX’s application for an orbital data center system.
The FCC has waived obsolete requirements that prevented overlapping beam coverage and enhanced capacity for SpaceX.
By securing the rights to deploy thousands of additional satellites, SpaceX strengthens its position as a critical connectivity infrastructure provider for both commercial and defense sectors.
SpaceX's Gen2 Starlink system is designed to provide significantly higher capacity and lower latency compared to the original constellation.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has authorized the deployment of SpaceX’s second-generation (Gen2) Starlink satellite constellation.
SpaceX's Twilight rideshare mission is scheduled to deploy the first tranche of Kepler Communications' next-generation optical satellite constellation.
SpaceX filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission seeking approval to launch up to one million satellites for an orbital data center system.
SpaceX's application is pitched as Supplemental Coverage from Space, but Viasat and its partners view it as spectrum foreclosure.
SpaceX scrubbed the planned launch of the Starlink 6-96 mission on January 1, 2026.