Every Super Heavy booster catch, from the first one to the third. Flight 5 on Oct 13, 2024 was the first time a Super Heavy booster was caught by the tower chopsticks. Flight 7 on Jan 16, 2025 and Flight 8 on March 6, 2025 did it again. Flight 15 is next: the first attempt to catch both the booster and the ship. Targeting Friday, Nov 13, pending FAA approval. Video: @SpaceX

BREAKING: Starlink just unveiled Mini 2, a portable dish that can run up to 4.5 hours on a quick-swap battery, or plug in with USB-C. It has built-in Wi-Fi 6 and can get you online in about 60 seconds with a clear view of the sky. The new Mini is 23.1 mm thin, IP67 rated, and comes with the battery, kickstand, 60W USB-C charger and a 3 m cable. Preorders are open by invitation for select US customers, and the first year of service is included.

Starlink let a stranded solo sailor call for help when his yacht broke down 8 nautical miles off the coast of South Africa. A strong south-westerly wind was on the way. He used Starlink to reach the Ocean Sailing Association of South Africa, which alerted NSRI Richards Bay. Volunteer crew launched rescue boat Ocean Guardian, found him safe and towed him through an hour of heavy wind to a berth in Richards Bay. Seven other yachts stood by near him until help arrived. Starlink saves lives.

Starlink connected a remote clinic in Papua New Guinea to a doctor miles away, and it helped save a man whose chest wound had exposed his lung. No doctor on site. No evacuation until morning. At Indagen Health Centre in Kabwum, Morobe, officer-in-charge Cathy Nasim had one lifeline: a telemedicine link. Dr Simon Ganal guided her step by step, through the tissue layers, until the bleeding stopped. She kept him stable through the night. He survived and was picked up by medevac the next day for Angau Memorial Hospital. The medevac operator's CEO put it simply: "No more climbing trees to make a phone call." Starlink saves lives.

Every Starship launch, from Flight 1 to the first orbital flight. Flight 1 lifted off on April 20, 2023. Flight 14 lifted off on Sept 28, 2026, reached orbit for the first time and deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites. Flight 15 is next. Video: @SpaceX

Inside a Raptor's thrust chamber it's about half the surface temperature of the Sun. On the outside, you can see frost. SpaceX lead propulsion engineer Jake Berkowitz explains why that huge temperature difference is where Raptor gets a lot of its performance, over real test fires from McGregor, Texas. Flight 15 is targeting as early as Friday, November 13, pending regulatory approval.