Yes, at massive volume. Maybe as high as 10,000 ships per year.
SpaceX is going to produce Starships like they're Aeroplanes
With a $250 million Gigabay at Starbase, the company is accelerating Starship production. The 700,000-square-foot facility is designed to manufacture up to 1,000 rockets per year.
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“People are mistaken when they think that technology automatically improves. It only improves if a lot of people work very hard.”
— Elon Musk
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Grok Imagine prompt:
Santa in his sleigh pulled by reindeer fly over the mountain
🤖 Made with AI
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MOM TAKES ACTION: A Los Angeles mother rammed her Mercedes G-Wagon into the getaway car of these suspected burglars after receiving a panicked call from her kids who said intruders were trying to break into their home.
The suspects escaped on foot — but police say they left behind wallets, IDs and plenty of evidence.
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President Trump answers questions from children and parents during NORAD’s Santa Tracker calls.
QUESTION: “How come Santa has a tracker on him?”
TRUMP: “Well we track Santa all over the world. We want to make sure Santa is being good. Santa is a very good person. We want to make sure that he’s not infiltrated.”
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Some ideas are too early. Others just wait for Elon Musk
Back in 1962, engineers, led by aerospace visionary Robert Truax at Aerojet, dreamed up the 'Sea Dragon', the biggest rocket ever designed. It would have been 150 meters tall and 23 meters wide, launching straight from the sea to cut costs and avoid massive launch towers and cooling systems. The idea was so bold it drew serious interest from NASA and Todd Shipyards, but the technology and timing weren’t ready, so it never flew.
Today, Elon Musk made that dream real. Starship carries the same bold vision: massive scale, lower costs, and rethinking how rockets should work. What Sea Dragon imagined on paper, Starship is now bringing to life
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Cool
NEWS: Today, Trump signed an executive order committing the United States to return to the Moon by 2028, build a lunar outpost by 2030 and prepare for the journey to Mars.
Everything in the Executive Order:
• Return Americans to the Moon by 2028
• Begin building a permanent lunar outpost by 2030
• Make U.S. space superiority a core national priority
• Expand commercial launch, lower costs, increase cadence
• Develop next-gen space-based missile defense by 2028
• Detect and counter threats in LEO and cislunar space
• Rapidly modernize national security space architecture
• Deepen allied cooperation in space security
• Grow the U.S. commercial space economy
• Target $50B+ in new space investment by 2028
• Support a commercial successor to the ISS by 2030
• Enable space nuclear power for lunar and orbital missions
• Improve space weather forecasting
• Lead on space traffic management & debris mitigation
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Great work by the SpaceX team!
Congrats to the entire @SpaceX team for achieving 165 launches🚀 ! While we originally set out for 170, we actually revised the manifest to 165 this summer based on business and manifest needs. We have two more Falcon launches to go in 2025 for extra credit for a total of 1-6-7 🤣!
Worth noting that SL6-99 was also our last single stick from 39A for some time as we put full focus on Falcon Heavy launches and ramping Starship from the Cape!
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And that’s (almost) a wrap on Day One.
Today, President Trump signed a historic commitment to American leadership in space and @NASA along with our commercial and international partners will deliver. 🇺🇸🌖
The greatest adventure continues. 🚀
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Thank God for the Second Amendment
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