Happy SpaceX Q3 earnings day! Wall Street is expecting this to be SpaceX's first profitable quarter on an adjusted basis since going public in June ($0.13/share). Here are the most voted for questions by retail investors for today's earnings call: 1) Gwynne Shotwell told us Starship HLS hardware is now being produced in Starbase, how much progress has been made so far and when will the test article be shown off? 2) When will SpaceX merge with Tesla? 3) When does SpaceX intend on performing the orbital refueling demo for Starship? and will it be a comination with the long duration demo? 4) Can you provide a detailed update on the Starbase Louisiana project timeline, including the current status of coastal-use and environmental permitting for the supporting infrastructure in Vermilion Parish, whether the March 2027 construction start target remains on track, and SpaceX’s current confidence level in achieving a first Starship launch from the site as early as 2029? 5) Does SpaceX plan to make a larger Starship payload door for non flat-packed satellites in the near future? If so, what is the timeline and current progress? 6) With Artemis 3 in less than a year, a lunar landing demo targeting in Q4 2027 and Artemis 4 lunar landing in roughly 18 months, what progress have you made on HLS and can we see pictures. The full cabin mockup has been in work for a year in the starfactory and we haven't seen any pictures of it. Do you have an update on it or even pictures? It's been about a year since your last HLS update and it will be about a year until the uncrewed demo, could we see some progress? 7) What have you learned from the Ship that landed intact that will help future missions?