The first stage booster supporting today’s mission previously launched CRS-26, OneWeb Launch 16, Intelsat IS-40e, SES O3b mPOWER-C, Ovzon-3, Eutelsat 26D, Turksat 6A, Maxar 2, SXM-9, and 12 Starlink missions

BREAKING: Royal Wagenborg is rolling out Starlink across its global fleet of around 160 general cargo vessels. 🛰️🚢 The multiyear programme with De Boer Marine will combine Starlink with OneWeb, Ku-band VSAT, Iridium Certus and 5G. The upgrade will also include onboard IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, secure ship-to-shore communications and remote support. Starlink is becoming a key part of maritime connectivity worldwide. Source: Heavy Lift News

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BREAKING: Starlink now accounts for 66% of all active satellites in Earth's orbit. 🛰️ As of October 31, 2026, there are 16,848 active satellites in orbit. Starlink operates 11,184 of them. Here's how the major constellations compare: • Starlink: 11,184 • OneWeb: 651 • Amazon Kuiper: 391 • Qianfan: 257 • Iridium: 80 Starlink has nearly twice as many active satellites as every other operator combined. The scale of this growth is remarkable. On May 24, 2019, SpaceX launched its first batch of 60 Starlink satellites. Just 2,717 days later, it is still deploying batches of 27 satellites, with another mission on October 31. SpaceX has built the largest satellite constellation in history, and the expansion continues. 🚀

SpaceX had already put more working Starlink satellite mass into orbit than every other active spacecraft combined. Let that sink in Everyone talks about Starlink accounting for roughly two-thirds of active satellites in orbit But the MASS comparison is even more extraordinary Jonathan McDowell's satellite catalog reveals that as of September 30: • Starlink's operational fleet: 6,197 tonnes • Every other active spacecraft combined: 5,222 tonnes That includes the International Space Station, China's space station, GPS, Hubble, weather satellites, military satellites, OneWeb, Amazon's constellation and everything else that's active in Earth orbit Starlink alone outweighs ALL of them combined For perspective, the ISS weighs roughly 420 tonnes and took more than a decade to assemble in orbit Starlink's working fleet already has nearly 15 TIMES that mass And the difference becomes even more staggering below 600 km: • Starlink: 6,197 tonnes • All other active spacecraft combined: 1,301 tonnes That's nearly FIVE TIMES as much operational spacecraft mass in the same orbital region And compared with other maneuverable spacecraft below 600 km, Starlink has nearly SIX TIMES the mass A single company has deployed more operational satellite mass than the rest of humanity's active spacecraft combined. And SpaceX is preparing to scale even further with Starship and next-generation Starlink satellites The satellite-count numbers were already extraordinary The MASS numbers reveal just how enormous SpaceX's lead has become

All the airlines still yet to install or make a deal with $SPCX which will alienate their customers when they need internet the most. 1. Delta (Amazon Leo, 2028) 2. JetBlue (Amazon Leo) 3. KLM (Viasat) 4. Qantas 5. Etihad (Viasat Amara) 6. ANA (Viasat Amara) 7. LATAM (SES / OneWeb) 8. Turkish Airlines 9. Ryanair (explicit no) 10. easyJet 11. IndiGo 12. Air China 13. China Eastern 14. China Southern 15. Finnair 16. Virgin Australia 17. Spirit 18. Aerolíneas Argentinas

HUGE! SpaceX just flew Starship into orbit for the first time, deploying 26 production Starlink V3 satellites along the way. SpaceX's CFO called it the rocket's first revenue-generating flight, since every earlier mission only carried demo satellites that burned up on re-entry. The V3 upgrade is a big jump: → Each satellite adds 1 Tbps of capacity, 10x a V2 Mini → This single mission added 26 Tbps to the Starlink network → One Starship can eventually carry up to 60 V3 units, about 20x what a Falcon 9 launch can lift SpaceX now runs roughly 11,000 active satellites, versus about 650 for Eutelsat OneWeb, and is targeting 1,000 V3 satellites in orbit by Q2 2027. Follow for more @MilkRoadStocks