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The Pentagon released over 50 declassified UFO videos per Trump's directive, including audio from Gemini 7 astronauts, but experts say none prove alien life, only unexplained phenomena.
SpaceX's IPO filing aims to raise $75 billion at a valuation exceeding $1.75 trillion, positioning it as the largest IPO ever. Elon Musk will maintain super voting rights with insiders controlling 86% of voting power.
Starship V3 is designed for a target launch rate of once per hour, compared to Falcon 9's current rate of every 2.5 days. Alex Weezner Gross analogizes its packet-switched, orbital refueling architecture to the internet's decoupling of bits from atoms.
Friedberg argues space-based data centers and Starlink create a backup for civilizational progress, offering an internet alternative not controlled or destroyed by terrestrial governments.
Tim Cross explains SpaceX plans a $75 billion IPO, targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation that would make it a top-10 global company and the largest public offering in history.
Cross breaks SpaceX into three businesses: launch services handling 90% of global payloads, the profitable Starlink internet service, and the money-losing xAI lab.
Starlink, with nearly 10,000 satellites and 10 million customers, reported a $4.4 billion profit in 2025, while xAI lost $6.4 billion the same year.
Cross says SpaceX's vision hinges on Starship achieving full reusability to slash orbital launch costs below $100 per kilogram, enabling Starlink growth and space-based AI data centers.
SpaceX ambitions include factories building 1,000 Starships annually, a 20,000-fold boost to global launch capacity, and an incentive structure for Musk targeting up to a $6 trillion valuation.