SpaceX is shutting down Falcon 9 reservations beyond 2028 and scaling back production of non-reusable parts to fully focus on Starship’s next big test—its 13th flight tonight. The mission aims to land the booster in the Gulf, deploy 20 Starlink satellites, and have Starship splashdown in the Indian Ocean, all while facing Wall Street’s skepticism after a 25% stock drop since its IPO. Success could reignite investor confidence, but analysts are watching closely for signs of Starship’s reusability and long-term viability—critical for SpaceX’s goal of thousands of future launches.
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