November 2, 2026

SpaceX

SpaceX tracks launch systems, satellite networks, orbital infrastructure and long-term space industrial plans as they move from announcements to deployment.

Every item is stored as a verified catalog entry with access, pricing, evidence, limits and a verification date. Announcements and long-range roadmaps are labelled separately from things a reader can use or buy now.

Sections

  • Orbital Compute — Solar-powered orbital compute, AI inference or training satellites, and edge compute infrastructure in orbit.
  • Launch Systems — Starship, Falcon, Raptor engines, launch cadence, payload capacity, reusability and launch services.
  • Resource Extraction — Asteroid, lunar and Mars resource extraction, ISRU and mining infrastructure. Treat as long-term until verified by primary sources.
  • Satellite Connectivity — Starlink, direct-to-cell, enterprise internet, maritime, aviation and government connectivity.

Orbital Compute

Solar-powered orbital compute, AI inference or training satellites, and edge compute infrastructure in orbit.

Open Orbital Compute — 1 entry · newest: Starcloud-2.

Launch Systems

Starship, Falcon, Raptor engines, launch cadence, payload capacity, reusability and launch services.

Open Launch Systems — 1 entry · newest: Falcon 9 Rideshare.

Resource Extraction

Asteroid, lunar and Mars resource extraction, ISRU and mining infrastructure. Treat as long-term until verified by primary sources.

Open Resource Extraction — 0 entries.

Satellite Connectivity

Starlink, direct-to-cell, enterprise internet, maritime, aviation and government connectivity.

Open Satellite Connectivity — 1 entry · newest: Starlink Standard.

3 entries in 4 sections · last updated 2026-09-20.

A rocket lifting off at night, its exhaust plume lighting the clouds above the launch pad.
Image: Keegan Barber · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons