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ObjectiveRe🅰️lity

ObjectiveRe🅰️lity

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DVD@deepvaluedude·
$SPCX $ASTS I have an uncanny feeling Elon has something up his sleeve for this earnings call that sends the stock flying via short squeeze. I’ve seen a similar dynamic when he converted the Department of Energy warrants for Tesla way back in the day. If you don’t think he had a plan to pump the stock in front of unlocks, you’re severely underestimating Elon. I believe all Space stocks trade higher over the next 2-3 weeks because of this. AST has the most catalysts and short interest that will act as rocket fuel over the coming weeks.
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Anp🅰️nman
Anp🅰️nman@spacanpanman·
$ASTS: If you like a Batch of 3x, you're going to love a Batch of 8x
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Tut C🅰️pital
Tut C🅰️pital@kingtutcap·
If you made it through July in one piece, pat yourself on the back and go see a therapist
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Uh🅰️tta@ASTSHodlerClub·
I've got a ~$30 voucher to spend on the official $ASTS merch. store I'll give it to the first person who correctly guesses the launch date of BB14-16. Drop your prediction below. If multiple people guess correctly, the first timestamped reply wins. Good luck! 🚀📡
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LifeSiteNews@LifeSite·
Catholic bishop attacks the Latin Mass saying that it “no longer meets today’s needs.” He claims that the Synodal Church needs an adequate liturgy that can only be the Novus Ordo. lifesitenews.com/news/bishop-at…
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AST SpaceMobile
AST SpaceMobile@AST_SpaceMobile·
BlueBirds 11, 12, and 13 are stacked and getting ready for their August 5th orbital launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 BlueBirds 14, 15, and 16 to follow right after. Production advancing through BlueBird 42. Built in Texas. Broadband from space. Designed to connect directly to everyday smartphones. 🇺🇸🌎📶📱 #ASTSpaceMobile #Broadband #ConnectingtheUnconnected #BlueBirds
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TheKOOKReport
TheKOOKReport@thekookreport·
As I’ve been saying, August is coming. Before August, there is and was Crisis. Crisis is now nearing an end. $ASTS
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Dave Limp
Dave Limp@davill·
New doors are going up at our Integration Facility at LC-36. Each of the six door panels on the North side stands 88 feet tall and weighs approximately 40,000 pounds for a total door opening width of approximately 196'. The South end comes next.
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Space Investor
Space Investor@SpaceInvestor_D·
July 30th, 2026 SpaceX still disconnected from the rest of the space sector.
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C🅰️tSE
C🅰️tSE@CatSE___ApeX___·
This is interesting commentary. It’s been touched upon the possibility that one of the two task orders could include $ASTS satellites. Vandenberg here means it’s the two SSO shells if so. Coincidentally there are 28 satellites in these shells. Approximately 9 Falcons worth of satellites. 🤔
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SpaceX@SpaceX

Falcon 9 to launch 18 more missions for the @USSpaceForce by September 2027 from pad 4E at Vandenberg Space Force Base

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Alexander
Alexander@AlexfromBabylon·
$ASTS $MDA Guess the rumors were correct! MDA was bidding on J-LEO and lost to AST Spacemobile. In its own ISED filing MDA says it wants to sell its government / enterprise / military D2D system to allied markets, because serving just Canada is uneconomical. So obviously they tried to win J-LEO and lost. Japan had detailed insight in both capabilities and chose AST. Again a major validation for AST’s technology and roadmap!
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Anp🅰️nman
Anp🅰️nman@spacanpanman·
$ASTS: I REPEAT = The strategic value of AST SpaceMobile to AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Vodafone, and +60 Mobile Network Operators globally covering +3 billion subscribers... GOES UP EVERY DAY STAY FOCUSED™️
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$ASTS: EXCLUSIVE: SPACEX LOOKS TO COMPETE WITH THE CARRIERS - SEMAFOR Rohan Goswami & Liz Hoffman Elon Music is coming for your cell network SpaceX, which is trying to fill a hole in its airwaves crucial for a full-service wireless network, has been hunting for spectrum that works well in cities and dense areas, according to people familiar with the matter. The company is considering buying competitors to acquire the spectrum or competing at a government auction set for next year, the people said. It is the most recent sign that Musk’s Starlink plans to compete directly with AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Musk’s SpaceX has taken other steps into the conventional telecommunications business. President Gwynne Shotwell demonstrated a prototype mobile handset to some investors earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Financial Times also reported that Shotwell had expressed interest in building their own terrestrial networks. SpaceX wants to grow its Starlink mobile business, which analysts expect to hit $15 billion in revenue this year and which SpaceX, in its IPO pitch to investors, pegged at $740 billion market. SpaceX is working on new technologies to improve Starlink’s coverage in tree-covered areas and inside buildings, and Musk has also said he’s considered building a hybrid satellite-terrestrial network to bolster the service. Meanwhile, the big three mobile providers have spent $110 billion over the last decade hoovering up most of the US’ low-band spectrum. Asked directly about whether he would purchase a carrier, Musk in September 2025 said on the All-In podcast: “It’s not out of the question. I suppose that may happen.” Such a transaction would be in the hundreds of billions of dollars even before tacking on a deal premium, and the incumbent carriers are generally not seen as sellers. SpaceX’s plans are fluid, and the company could ultimately choose not to follow through, the people said. Building a network is capital intensive, requiring continuous, steady investment in both towers and spectrum —- drawing capital away from businesses that investors more richly reward, chiefly AI. SpaceX did not return a comment. That low-band spectrum, known as C spectrum, is set to go up for auction next year and has both satellite and terrestrial applications. If SpaceX competes in those auctions, it could force legacy carriers to incur unsustainable amounts of debt —they already have high costs of capital and are more debt-laden than SpaceX. SpaceX could opt to issue new shares to cover the cost, structuring it similarly to when it bought Cursor in a $60 billion all-stock deal last month. Musk also bought spectrum licenses from Charlie Ergen’s Echostar in a $17 billion deal. Plenty of incumbents have brushed off the threat Elon Musk posed to their businesses and regretted it. “I remain unconvinced of the economic viability of the model that he’s pitching,” Fiat Chrysler Sergio Marchionne said of Tesla in 2017 (Tesla shares are up 1,900% since that remark; Stellantis shares are up 43%.) Legacy satellite executives dismissed the threat Starlink — and SpaceX’s economies of scale — represented. Short sellers have lost millions betting against Musk’s various businesses. Telecommunications executives have taken a similar tack, at least in public. “The reality is that they’re coming to the game very late after this industry has been established,” AT&T CEO John Stankey said of Starlink’s ambitions last week. But get them in their cups or away from their talking points, and many of them have recently cottoned on to two facts: Musk is coming for their business, and he can do it far cheaper than any of them can. He’s the only CEO — running the only businesses — where he could, theoretically, announce that he was issuing $100 billion of fresh equity to trounce telecom companies at auction bidding rights and have his stock go up. Which leaves telecom executives in a tricky spot: do they sell or do they fight? They can’t compete with his cost of capital — even with its shares down lately, Musk is a furious fundraiser — or the X factor that has propelled his net worth and his companies to unrivalled heights. As unthinkable as it might be, selling will likely be the best course. semafor.com/article/07/29/…

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Miles Jane
Miles Jane@KelseyHard10948·
$ASTS BREAKING NEWS: AST SpaceMobile receives significant regulatory approval in New Zealand, New Zealand approved a gateway license for Two Degrees Networks, supporting AST SpaceMobile's satellite infrastructure rollout. The license takes effect July 20 and covers a space-to-Earth feeder link tied to AST SpaceMobile's non-geostationary network. AST SpaceMobile is building a low-Earth-orbit (LEO) network that can deliver voice, data and video directly to standard, unmodified smartphones. Gateway stations are a key part of the plan, as they connect satellites to terrestrial telecom networks, enabling traffic to flow between space and local mobile infrastructure.
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Peter H. Diamandis, MD
Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandis·
I asked @NASAAdmin when we'll have boots on Mars, this was his response: "SpaceX's stated priority right now is the Moon, not Mars and that changes the Mars timeline and how many people we're talking about. We can invest in nuclear power and propulsion. It's part of national space policy. It's the next giant leap—potentially the pathway with the fewest miracles required to put four people on Mars in the next 10 to 15 years. Not the Elon vision of millions in a self-sustaining city, but what NASA can do through taxpayer funding and nuclear investments, plus industry alongside it. So step one is the Moon in 2028. In parallel, we invest in nuclear power and propulsion. Hopefully that frees up resources for the next stop: Mars. Different timeframe probably that 15-year mark."
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Shay Boloor
Shay Boloor@StockSavvyShay·
Cathie Wood bought ~$25M of $SPCX and $TSLA today.
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
North Koreans reacting to watching a K-pop girl group for the first time (2018).
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Peter LINDM🅰️RK
Peter LINDM🅰️RK@peterlindmark·
$ASTS | @AST_SpaceMobile to Host Second Quarter 2026 Business Update Call on August 10, 2026 MIDLAND, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AST SpaceMobile, Inc. (“AST SpaceMobile”) (NASDAQ: ASTS), the company building the first and only space-based cellular broadband network accessible directly by everyday smartphones, designed for both commercial and government applications, today announced it will hold a quarterly business update conference call on Monday, August 10 at 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time). Management will provide an update on the Company’s business and financial results and answer questions from retail and institutional shareholders. Investors are encouraged to submit questions in advance to investors@ast-science.com and will be added to the Investor Relations mailing list. The live webcast will be available on the Events page of the Company’s Investor Relations website at ast-science.com/investors/. A replay of the webcast will be available shortly after the call.
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