SpaceX has exercised the option to acquire @cursor_ai in an all-stock transaction with the goal of building the world’s most useful AI models. For the past few months, SpaceXAI has been jointly training a model with Cursor, which will be released in Cursor and Grok Build soon. We look forward to working closely with the Cursor team to advance our frontier AI capabilities

Liftoff! First $SPCX trade complete 🚀

Just today. Proud @Starlink owner and @SpaceX shareholder. To Mars!

Can you believe it's been two weeks since Flight 12? To celebrate, we're releasing V3 Assembly homage wallpapers! Comes in both Spatial and Static Get yours here: drive.google.com/drive/folde… And don't forget to check the V3 Assembly collection on @ShopNSF: shop.nasaspaceflight.com/col…

Awesome model

Please let’s keep this guy as head of NASA for the next 30 years (or until he decides to retire heh).

Jared needs to run NASA for 25 years I'm dead serious

I double doubt the booster and GS2 have survived intact.

Bro.

Still very proud of my flight 5 patch. My first and only rocket launch, and what a launch! Watching the first booster catch with the chopsticks ever from just a few miles away was wild. Definitely want to see the first ship catch!

Today was one of those moments that reminds me why I fell in love with aerospace in the first place. Standing around machines built to push the edge of what’s possible never gets old. Huge thanks to the Starfighters team for an incredible tour and for keeping that spirit of flight alive.

The new SpaceX Starship and Booster transport barge "You'll Thank Me Later" has arrived at the Port of Brownsville today. This will be used to transport Starships and Boosters from Starbase, TX to Cape Canaveral, FL. 5/27/26

Good news y’all! Our fan favorite Starship Assembly design has been updated to v3 and is available at @ShopNSF on a bunch of new merch! Get yours at shop.nasaspaceflight.com/col… 😉@NASASpaceflight

Obviously intentional and pre planned. Ship did a double engine vertical roll on its axis to show the heat shield to all the surrounding buoy mounted cameras, then a single engine flip to fall with its back up for drone inspection of the shield. It’s as obvious as it gets.

Anyone really thinks this was loss of control authority?

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Camera team delivers again. Bravo!

Our first interplanetary traveler is a funny guy. I love it

WHAT AN UPGRADE COMPARED TO YESTERDAY

Now that Starship V3 has made its debut, we are one step closer to making life multiplanetary. During Fram2 training, apart from the usual Dragon-related topics, I remember that what we talked about most in the training room was how to reliably tether down on Phobos. Three months ago, Elon announced that the focus would shift toward the Moon. That makes sense. And I am also excited to see that, with AI data centers, we may eventually find a way to make space commercially practical. So why am I setting my sights on Mars rather than the Moon? Because I believe that even without private investment in lunar flights, we will still reach the Moon, and likely very soon. As competition between the United States and China intensifies, governments will turn lunar bases into reality. And I am happy to sit back and watch that happen. On the other hand, I have no confidence that Mars will still happen within our lifetime. And I think I should do something about that. I hope that by purchasing a flyby mission to Mars, SpaceX will have another reason not to forget about Mars. Because we seriously shouldn’t defer Mars to our next generation. Although this mission will not make a tether down on Phobos, everything has to begin with a first step. We had Mariner 4 and 9 before the Vikings, and today’s Curiosity and Perseverance. I hope this mission can show the public that Mars is not just a point of light in a telescope. It is a real place, and humans can fly there and come back alive and come back healthy.