Spacex

This page collects the 30 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Spacex”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Space Exploration, Lunar Science, and Technology.

1. Wed, Aug 261 item
   1. President Zelenskyy awards Elon Musk Order of Freedom for Starlink support in UkraineUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Elon Musk the Order of Freedom to recognize SpaceX's role in providing critical satellite internet access during the ongoing war. The award follows ongoMiami-Dade
2. Tue, Aug 252 items
   1. Why is there a glowing cloud in the sky?Residents in the Tampa Bay area may have noticed a bright, glowing cloud in the sky early Tuesday morning. This phenomenon was caused by a SpaceX rocket launch, which left an exhaust trail high in theHillsborough2 reports
   2. Why the sky looked unusual this morningManatee
3. Wed, Aug 51 item
   1. SpaceX rocket upper stage crashes into the moonA discarded SpaceX rocket segment collided with the moon on Wednesday after drifting in space for a year. Scientists confirmed the impact by detecting a debris plume of sodium and lithium using a teleMiami-Dade
4. Tue, Aug 42 items
   1. SpaceX reports $541 million quarterly loss and $7.8 billion in revenue in first public earnings reportSpaceX reported a $541 million loss for the quarter ending in June, performing better than analyst expectations while revenue grew 90% to $7.8 billion. The company significantly increased spending on Miami-Dade
   2. SpaceX faces investor scrutiny during first public earnings call amid stock volatilityMiami-Dade
5. Sun, Aug 21 item
   1. Defunct SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage to impact the moonA discarded upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is projected to collide with the moon on Wednesday at approximately 2:35 a.m. ET. The debris, roughly the size of a five-story building, is expectedSan Diego
6. Fri, Jul 311 item
   1. Abandoned SpaceX Rocket Set to Crash Into the MoonA discarded SpaceX rocket stage is expected to crash into the moon's surface on Wednesday at 5,400 mph. Scientists plan to observe the impact to study lunar debris and improve future space traffic safMiami-Dade2 reports

1. 01SpaceXorganization7 mentions
2. 02Cape Canaverallocation5 mentions
3. 03NASAorganization5 mentions
4. 04SpaceXorganization5 mentions
5. 05NASAorganization5 mentions
6. 06Firefly Aerospaceorganization3 mentions
7. 07Elon Muskperson3 mentions
8. 08Jonathan McDowellperson3 mentions
9. 09ispaceorganization3 mentions
10. 10Firefly Aerospaceorganization3 mentions