Starship coasting in orbit, Earth filling the view below

SPACEX

To make life multiplanetary.

Founded 2002 · HQ Starbase, Texas (Hawthorne factory remains) · Where is SpaceX located?
692Falcon 9 launches through October 3, 2026
37 flightsReuse record, set by booster B1067
11,142Starlink satellites working, October 2, 2026
14Starship test flights; the 14th reached orbit

What they build

Rockets that land and fly again, the Starlink network overhead, and the capsules that carry cargo and crew.

01

Rockets and engines

Falcon 1
The first private liquid-fueled rocket to reach orbit, in 2008
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Falcon 9
The partly reusable workhorse with landing boosters
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Falcon Heavy
Three Falcon 9 cores and 27 engines for the heaviest loads
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Merlin
The kerosene engine that powers every Falcon rocket
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Starship
The fully reusable rocket built to make life multiplanetary
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Super Heavy
The 33-engine booster built to be caught by the tower
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Raptor
The methane engine that powers Starship
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Starship HLS
The Starship lander NASA picked for Artemis astronauts
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02

Starlink

Starlink
Satellite internet from low Earth orbit, the cash engine
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Starlink Direct to Cell
Starlink satellites that connect straight to ordinary phones
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Starshield
SpaceX's satellite business for government and national security
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03

Spacecraft

Crew Dragon
The capsule that carries NASA and private crews to orbit
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Dragon
The capsule family that carries cargo to and from the space station
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04

SpaceXSI, the AI unit

SpaceX bought xAI on February 2, 2026, and on May 6, 2026 folded it into SpaceX as SpaceXAI, its artificial intelligence (AI) unit.
Colossus 1
SpaceXSI's first Memphis supercomputer, about 230,000 graphics chips
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Colossus 2
SpaceXSI's gigawatt-scale Memphis training cluster, about 550,000 graphics chips
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Grok
SpaceXSI's chatbot and model family, now on Grok 4.7
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Grokipedia
An online encyclopedia written by Grok
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MACROHARD Premium
MACROHARD
A joint Tesla and SpaceXSI plan to run a software company with AI agents
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TERAFAB
Tesla and SpaceX's planned chip factory in Grimes County, Texas
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X
The everything app, formerly Twitter
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X Money
Payments inside X
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05

Missions, sites, and tools

Polaris Program
The private missions behind the first commercial spacewalk
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Starbase
Texas headquarters, factory, and Starship launch site; Starbase, Louisiana announced with first launch targeted for 2029
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Making Life Multiplanetary
Why Elon Musk wants people living on the Moon and Mars
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SpaceX IPO
The June 2026 stock listing at about $1.78 trillion
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Rocket Comparison Tool
Every SpaceX rocket side by side, to scale
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The numbers, live and interactive
Launches, booster reuse, Starlink satellites and customers, and valuation, checked against SpaceX filings and launch records. Hover any point for the exact figure. Free.
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In his words

In October 2024, the launch tower's arms caught a returning Super Heavy booster in midair for the first time.

Photo credits

Merlin: Steve Jurvetson, CC BY 2.0, cropped. Super Heavy: Jenny Hautmann, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped. Starlink: Tony Webster, CC BY 2.0, cropped. Starbase: Mobilus In Mobili, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped. Falcon 9: U.S. Space Force photo by Joshua Conti, public domain. Crew Dragon and Dragon: NASA. Starship HLS: NASA and SpaceX illustration. TERAFAB: image posted by Elon Musk on X. Other photos: SpaceX.

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