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@SawyerMerritt @SpaceX SpaceX will ultimately deliver millions of tons to the Moon to build a self-growing city there and same for Mars

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NASA may be handing SpaceX the keys to the Moon!!! According to a Bloomberg article just posted today, instead of Boeing’s SLS rocket doing the heavy lifting, Starship could now dock with Orion in Earth orbit and take astronauts all the way to the lunar surface. Big win for SpaceX, bad news for Boeing, & a major shake-up for Artemis III. 🌕🚀

NASA Deals Blow to Boeing With Bigger SpaceX Moon-Mission Role In a strategic "course correction" aimed at accelerating the American return to the lunar surface, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced on February 27, 2026, a significant restructuring of the Artemis program. The revised roadmap elevates the role of commercial providers, specifically SpaceX, while adjusting the flight cadence and configuration requirements for the Boeing-led Space Launch System (SLS). #MissionsConstellations satnews.com/2026/03/19/nas…

SpaceX’s New Starship Upgrade Finally Solved a Soviet Rocket Failure youtu.be/mlEfilZvrlQ?si… via @YouTube

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@elonmusk @SawyerMerritt @SpaceX This makes total sense... "Starship will end up doing the whole Moon mission. Mark my words." x.com/elonmusk/statu…

NEWS: NASA is planning a bigger @SpaceX Moon mission role using Starship, in a massive blow to Boeing. With the new proposal, Boeing's SLS would no longer be used to boost Orion close to the moon. Instead, Starship and Orion would dock in Earth orbit, giving Starship the pivotal role of propelling the capsule to the moon’s orbit, before taking astronauts down to the surface. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

“Why go to the space when we have other problems here at home?” A tale as old as time… #1: we can do them BOTH #2: national security, science and discovery, potential lunar economy, inspiration

Launching ambitions. At constellation scale. 🚀 The next generation of connectivity from space is being built through constellations of telecommunications satellites in low Earth orbit. Deploying these systems requires launchers capable of placing large numbers of satellites into orbit efficiently and reliably. With its four boosters and high lift capacity to low Earth orbit, Ariane 64 is designed to support these large-scale deployments, enabling multiple satellites to be launched together in a single mission. Because today, launching a single satellite is not always enough. From Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, Arianespace helps these ambitious systems take shape in orbit. #LaunchingAmbitions

SpaceX confirms successful deployment of the 29 Starlink satellites on the company's 29th Starlink flight of 2026. This was the 35th Falcon 9 rocket launch of the year. Mission background: spaceflightnow.com/2026/03/18/liv… 📸: @ABernNYC for Spaceflight Now

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SpaceX Starship 2026 Plans in Big Trouble…Seriously: Can they be ready f... youtu.be/gigshMFiCTA?si… via @YouTube

SpaceX Starship 2026 Plans in Trouble: Can they be ready for Artemis missions? (Video In Reply) x.com/ARealRocketMan…

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NASA "GO" FOR ROLLOUT Tonight NASA will rollout the Artemis II SLS Moon rocket to Launch Complex 39B at NASA Kennedy Space Center. First movement is expected at 8pm ET Watch the rollout LIVE on The Launch Pad! The trip to the pad takes approx. 12 hours aboard the crawler transporter. FOLLOW for latest Artemis II updates!

@NASA @USNRL GPS III SV-09 isn’t the only satellite that uses this technology. Earth observing satellites like ICESat-2, SWOT, and GRACE-FO also rely on laser ranging technology. Learn more: science.nasa.gov/centers-and-fa…