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Welcome to Episode 8 of What about it!? In this episode, we'll talk about the ever changing Starhopper test dates, Falcon Heavy being ready for launch, SPACEX's mystery launches for 2019 and Elon Musk's Twitter Acount.

In this episode of SpaceX in the News, we take a look at Starhopper's current progress as it awaits its next hops; inspect the construction of both Starships in Boca Chica and Cocoa; debrief SPACEX's latest launch of RADARSAT; see what's up with space tourism; and inspire the next generation of engineers and explorers.

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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has recently published new renders of what a possible Moon or Mars colony would look like once the private space company sets up its base outside of Earth, with company's updated stainless steel Starship, offering glimpses of the spacecraft on both the Moon and Mars

Elon has recently tweeted that SpaceX is going to reuse the second stage of Falcon 9, how are we going to do that? 

WHY ELON MUSK TURNED TO STAINLESS STEEL FOR SPACEX'S STARSHIP MARS ROCKET? Why Spacex Starship motivated for Stainless Steel heat shield? What's scientific reason behind it? 

Elon Musk gave the biggest talk of his life in Guadalajara, Mexico, where he detailed his plans to set up a self-sustaining colony of 1 million people on Mars.

In this episode of SpaceX in the News, we cover news on the upcoming Crew Dragon (DEM-1) mission; we recap the recent Falcon 9 launch; go over booster re-usability, read into the new military contracts awarded to SPACEX; find out what is going on in Boca Chica, TX with StarHopper; investigate new developments with the Raptor engine; discuss what happened to the first-ever SPACEX LEGO proposal;; reveal the strategy Elon Musk may be putting in motion concerning Starship development; and celebrate Virgin Galactic's recent achievement.

Elon Musk takes the stage of the 67th International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico on Sept. 27. 

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SpaceX and Blue Origin think point-to-point space travel will replace flights as the preferred means of passenger travel. A plane ride from New York City to Shanghai is about 15 hours - and it could be as long as 29 hours with connecting flights. With point-to-point travel, SPACEX says it could get you there in less than an hour.

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In this episode of SpaceX in the News, we take a look at the new stacking of Starship and upgrades to Starhopper down in Boca Chica, TX; learn a little bit more about the Crew Dragon explosion, do some research on the upcoming Starlink 1 launch; and have some laughs at Elon Musk's tweet to Jeff Bezos.

In this episode of SpaceX in the News, we investigate the development of Starhopper and Starship down in Boca Chica, TX; look into Elon Musk's meeting with the military, discuss some upcoming launches; and share all the exciting new updates to our YouTube channel.

"Bloomberg Risk Takers" profiles Elon Musk, the entrepreneur who helped create PayPal, built America's first viable fully electric car company, started the nation's biggest solar energy supplier, and may make commercial space travel a reality in our lifetime.

How Spacex Will Get Us To Mars and Beyond - Elon Musk Documentary SpaceX has been living up to there hype by changing how we interact with space travel. 

We've had some official updates on SpaceX's Crew Demo Mission, Virgin Galactic went to 'space' again and Elon couldn't stop posting things to twitter. 

Last night Elon Musk posted a pair of low resolution images showing the new Raptor engine getting ready for testing at the Mcgregor, Texas facility.