SpaceX Daily

Por: Patrick

The daily companion for following SpaceX as a public company (Nasdaq: SPCX). Starship, Falcon, Starlink, Dragon, Starshield, the SPCX market picture, and the Musk compute stack — xAI, Grok, Colossus, and Cursor — with sources, community buzz, one honest counterpoint, a dedicated AI & Compute segment, and a daily engineering deep dive. Not financial advice.

AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voice synthesis for audio production.

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Ep 1: SpaceX's $75 billion IPO at $135 per share hands public investors a direct stake in Starship reuse and Starlink cash flow while locking in Musk's voting control. 13/06/2026

Ep 2: Raptor 3's full-flow staged combustion cycle and simplified turbomachinery cut the Idiot Index on each engine, moving Starship closer to rapid reuse economics. 13/06/2026

Ep 3: The week's biggest developments, pulled together — what actually moved, why it matters, and what to watch next. 14/06/2026

Ep 4: Falcon 9's first flight after the Nasdaq debut tests whether public markets alter the company's launch tempo at all. 15/06/2026

Ep 5: Shotwell’s one-Starship-per-month target now depends on whether the new Florida pads can support the same rapid propellant loading and booster turnaround already proven at Starbase. 16/06/2026

Ep 6: Five uncrewed Starships aimed at the 2026 Mars window will test whether orbital refueling can deliver the propellant margins needed for crewed flights inside five years. 17/06/2026

Ep 7: Raptor 3 engine shutdowns during boostback keep Starship reuse timelines uncertain even after the redesign. 18/06/2026

Ep 8: Falcon 9's classified NRO launch from Vandenberg shows how booster reuse now supports steady cadence on sensitive national-security missions. 19/06/2026

Ep 9: Mechazilla upgrades at Starbase move the next booster-catch attempt one step closer by refining the tower arms that must absorb a returning Starship's full mass and velocity. 20/06/2026

Ep 10: The week's biggest developments, pulled together — what actually moved, why it matters, and what to watch next. 21/06/2026

Ep 11: A 2022 geomagnetic storm that destroyed 40 Starlink satellites is now informing how the constellation hardens against atmospheric drag as launch rates climb. 22/06/2026

Ep 12: Starship's planned every-eight-day cadence from Kennedy now collides with infrastructure limits that could stretch the first lunar landing timeline. 23/06/2026

Ep 13: Vandenberg site clearance and a Texas court ruling together remove two long-standing constraints on West Coast and Texas launch rates. 24/06/2026

Ep 14: Vandenberg’s cleared expansion and yesterday’s Starlink launch raise Falcon reuse counts while Starship hardware moves toward orbital compute tests. 25/06/2026

Ep 15: Starpipe's dedicated Texas gas line removes a propellant-delivery bottleneck that has capped Starship launch cadence at Starbase. 26/06/2026

Ep 16: Ship 40’s single-engine static fire clears the first hot-fire gate for the vehicle that will fly Starship’s next integrated test. 27/06/2026

Ep 17: A 15,000-pound SiriusXM satellite launch on Falcon 9 demonstrates the vehicle's sustained heavy-payload cadence while Starship 40's static fire keeps Flight 13 hardware moving forward. 29/06/2026

Ep 18: Measured dry-mass cuts on IFT-12 hardware widen the payload margin that orbital refueling must close before Mars missions become routine. 30/06/2026

Ep 19: An eight-mile gas pipeline at Starbase targets the propellant bottleneck that has limited Starship launch cadence. 01/07/2026

Ep 20: The 1,000th Merlin 1D engine marks how Falcon reuse has turned repeated flights into the main driver of engine reliability gains. 02/07/2026

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