SpaceX launched the first satellites for T-Mobile’s direct-to-cell service.[1]

SpaceX received approval to launch another 7,500 next-gen Starlink satellites into orbit.

Iran has completely shut down the internet amid protests, affecting even Starlink services in the region.

SpaceX successfully launched a Starship mission, marking the first fully reusable orbital flight and a major step toward regular Starship operations.

NASA announced a new partnership with Rocket Lab to deploy a constellation of small satellites for Earth observation, with the first launch scheduled for next month.

SpaceX successfully launched a Starlink mission from Cape Canaveral, deploying 22 new satellites to expand its broadband network, with plans for additional launches this month.

NASA announced a new partnership with Rocket Lab to launch a small satellite mission focused on Earth observation, with the Electron rocket scheduled for liftoff in early February.

SpaceX is targeting perfection of its Starship rocket in 2026, with Elon Musk emphasizing the importance of achieving reliable and frequent launches for future missions[4].

SpaceX launched the 11th flight test of its Starship-Super Heavy rocket from Starbase, Texas, on October 13, 2025, marking the final mission for Version 2 and Pad A configuration, targeting liftoff at 2315 UTC with Booster B15 and Ship S38.

SpaceX is preparing Starship Flight 12 for Q1 2026 using Block 3 vehicles, with Super Heavy Booster 19 stacking completed rapidly by end of December 2025 at Starbase.