#Starlink

Elon Musk's company launched rockets from two different U.S. coasts, with one mission carrying a classified payload for the U.S. Space Force.

Russian unmanned aerial vehicles now use the Chinese XK-F358 communication module, which makes them resistant to electronic jamming, and the device remains freely available on the market.

Deputy Chief of Ukrainian Military Intelligence Vadym Skibitskyi warns that Moscow is deploying the 'Rassvet' satellite system significantly faster than planned, which could shift the balance of power on the battlefield.

Ukraine's military intelligence warns that Moscow is developing the Rassvet satellite system significantly faster than planned. So far, 16 satellites have been launched, with plans to have 292 by 2027.

Satellite imagery from August 7 confirms the destruction of the 'Volna Kupol Garant' electronic warfare system, designed to jam critical satellite communications.

Elon Musk announced an ambitious test for late August, crucial for full rocket reusability and launching new Starlink satellites.

In its first report since going public, Elon Musk's company posted a 92% revenue surge, yet massive capital expenditures on artificial intelligence continue to result in a net loss.

CEO Elon Musk made a series of ambitious statements about the company's future, from catching rockets to dominating global internet, while his executives tried to temper his claims.

Ukrainian radio technology expert warns that Russia is rapidly developing its own satellite system, analogous to Starlink, which could shift the balance of power on the battlefield.

As daily strikes on cities and drone attacks continue, Moscow is building its own satellite system in orbit that could turn the tide of the conflict and challenge American dominance.

After meeting with Zelensky at the White House, the U.S. president told the Financial Times he is still weighing the permit, while the request for 300 missiles was rejected.

The spacecraft successfully launched from Texas on July 24, 2026, and for the first time carried 20 upgraded Starlink satellites into orbit, but the company's shares continue to suffer due to commercialization risks.

The 122-meter rocket successfully launched from Texas and completed the mission by landing in the Indian Ocean. The launch marked the first-ever deployment of Starlink V3 satellites from Starship.

Thirteenth test flight of the Starship rocket ended with mixed results: 20 new satellites successfully deployed, but the Super Heavy booster exploded during a simulated landing in the Gulf of Mexico.