Jerry Clark+FollowSpaceX Starship: Splashdown, Selfies & Next StepsSpaceX finally got its Starship rocket off the ground after a couple of weather delays, and wow—what a show! The rocket soared, separated, and even made a splashdown (with a dramatic explosion for good measure). For space fans, this means we’re one step closer to moon trips and maybe even Mars. Imagine: one day, your vacation selfies could be from outer space! Until then, enjoy the launch highlights and dream big. #Business #Industry #SpaceX20Share
Vincent Perry+FollowSpaceX Starship: 10th Launch and Counting!SpaceX just pulled off its 10th Starship test flight after a couple of delays. If you’re dreaming of space travel or just love a good rocket launch, this is one to watch. The big shift? SpaceX is making space trips feel more like your next flight out of town—maybe one day you’ll book a seat to the stars as easily as a weekend getaway! #Business #Industry #SpaceX351Share
Vincent Perry+FollowSpaceX vs ULA: Who’s Winning the Satellite Race?Grab your coffee—space launches are heating up! ULA’s new Vulcan rocket is finally set to launch its first military mission, after years of delays. The real buzz? SpaceX and ULA are now splitting the big-money satellite launches for the Space Force, with Blue Origin joining the party soon. For us, it means more competition, faster tech upgrades, and maybe even cheaper satellite internet down the road. Stay tuned for liftoff! #Business #Industry #SpaceX00Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowSpaceX Launch: Bacteria in Orbit?!Here’s a wild one for your next coffee break: SpaceX just sent some disease-causing bacteria up to the International Space Station. But don’t panic—it’s all for science! Researchers want to see how these germs grow in zero gravity, hoping to crack the code on antibiotic resistance. If they succeed, it could mean better ways to fight infections here on Earth. Who knew space travel could help your next trip to the doctor? #Business #Industry #SpaceX12Share
awaters+FollowSpaceX Saves the Day for NASA AstronautsCoffee break scoop: NASA astronauts finally made it to the space station after a year of waiting—thanks to SpaceX stepping in when Boeing’s Starliner had technical meltdowns. The drama? Boeing’s capsule kept astronauts grounded, so NASA swapped them to SpaceX’s reliable ride. Now, crews might stay in space longer to save cash, and future trips could be smaller teams. If you’re dreaming of space travel, maybe book with SpaceX! #Business #Industry #SpaceX15215Share
Jerry Clark+FollowUNC Grad Zena Cardman Leads SpaceX Crew 11Coffee break scoop: UNC alum Zena Cardman just took command of SpaceX Crew 11, blasting off to the ISS after a weather delay. The real drama? Swapping out the old crew for a fresh team ready to tackle science experiments and keep the space station humming. Imagine your first day at a new job—except it’s 250 miles above Earth! #Business #Industry #SpaceX10Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowSpaceX Rockets Leave a Messy Beach SurpriseDid you know rocket launches can leave more than just cool videos? A nonprofit in Mexico found a ton of trash on just half a kilometer of beach near SpaceX’s Starbase, and it’s putting endangered turtles at risk. Locals are dealing with debris, damaged homes, and even scorched land. So next time you watch a launch, remember: space dreams can mean real-world cleanups! #Business #Industry #SpaceX101Share
Jerry Clark+FollowSpaceX Boom Sparks Mexico Lawsuit BuzzSo, SpaceX’s Starship exploded again during a test in Texas, and now Mexico’s president is threatening to sue over alleged contamination drifting across the border. Imagine living near the beach and suddenly worrying about rocket debris in your backyard! This drama isn’t just about rockets—it's a reminder that big tech launches can have real-life fallout for neighbors. Next time you see a rocket launch livestream, remember: someone nearby might be picking up the pieces—literally. #SpaceX #Mexico #Starship #Business #Industry11Share
peterfoster+FollowWould You Send Your DNA to Space?Ever thought about blasting your DNA or a loved one's ashes into orbit? Celestis is making that possible, and their next ride is on SpaceX’s Transporter 14. Over 150 capsules—some with human remains, others with DNA—will circle Earth before splashing down for families to keep as cosmic souvenirs. The twist? Even a 3-year-old is joining the space club! Space memorials are now a real thing, not just sci-fi. #SpaceX #Celestis #SpaceMemorial #Business #Industry22Share
awaters+FollowSpace Crew Delayed—Here’s Why It MattersHeads up, space fans! The next batch of private astronauts was about to head to the International Space Station, but a pesky leak put their plans on hold. Think of it like having to reschedule your flight because the plane needs a quick fix. NASA and SpaceX are double-checking everything so the crew stays safe. The big takeaway? Even in space travel, safety checks can mean waiting a bit longer for liftoff. Patience pays off—especially when your ride is a rocket! #SpaceNews #AxiomSpace #SpaceX #Business #Industry30Share
