SpaceX is back for another high-stakes Starship test this Thursday, aiming to overcome last week’s liftoff abort caused by engine issues — this time carrying upgraded Starlink satellites designed to burn up on re-entry. The mission is a pivotal step toward Musk’s bold vision of space-based data centers, global Starlink expansion, and eventual human missions to the moon and Mars. With this being the 13th test flight and a history of explosive setbacks, investors are watching nervously as the rocket’s reliability remains a make-or-break factor for the future of space travel.
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