SpaceX Logs Thirteenth Starship Launch, First Starlink V3 Test
MoffettNathanson analysts don’t expect the rocket to reach reusability this year
MoffettNathanson analysts don’t expect the rocket to reach reusability this year
WASHINGTON, July 27, 2026 – SpaceX successfully launched its massive Starship rocket for the thirteenth time Friday, testing 20 next-generation broadband satellites in the process.
The rocket splashed down intact in the Indian Ocean. Its booster landed harder than expected in the Gulf of Mexico after some engines failed to reignite.
The case has been closely watched by other states considering similar taxes.
Advanced Communications Law & Policy Institute study says New York grant amounts have risen by about $38 million across programs, while the number of planned connections has dropped by about 34,000
The 30-day authorization covers non-commercial testing using up to 100 handsets.
MobileX ‘has the cellular part, just need the satellite part,’ CEO says