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Exhibit 99.1 prints third-quarter revenue of $14,575 million and net income of $4,404 million. Basic earnings per share are $0.37. Reuters' 45 cents is an IBES calculation. The after-hours move is not one number.
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The daily count of everything tracked in Earth orbit — 20,435 payloads (17,437 active), 15,027 rocket bodies and debris — with a live map plotting 10,629 Starlink satellites, from CelesTrak and US Space Force catalog data.
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An archived reply says Starlink service was active in Ukraine, with more terminals en route. USAID's inspector general prints 5,175 terminals and two donation figures, 3,677 and 3,667. A June 2023 Pentagon statement, as CNBC prints it, is about services.
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SpaceX's Starshield page says the product is for government use, and Starlink is for consumer and commercial use. CNBC, on September 27, 2023, quotes a Space Force spokesperson on a one-year contract with a $70 million maximum. The October 2026 Ukraine slowdown is a different page.
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T-Mobile and SpaceX announced dead-zone texting in 2022. The FCC's supplemental-coverage rules are March 2024, and the T-Mobile authorization is November 26, 2024. Commercial T-Satellite is a 2025 product, still a company account.
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SpaceX posted third-quarter results after the close on October 20, 2026. This page is the pre-report record: the schedule, the prior quarter, and the forecasts. The results table is on the results page. LSEG and Bloomberg did not print the same revenue figure.
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Ambassador Andrew Puzder warned of devastating consequences if Europe reserves satellite spectrum. The Commission's May 2026 proposal, IRIS², Project Bromo, and Canada's Telesat Lightspeed stay in separate documents.
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SpaceX's Starmind page publishes satellite dimensions and power. Launch dates, a million-satellite FCC request, and 'volume production next year' are targets and claims.
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Ukrainian officials said Starshield, the government system, was slowed without warning. Musk says the U.S. military and the president set those limits. Who inside the White House gave any order is still unnamed.
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On Oct. 16, 2026, Reliance's first public reply welcomed satellite competition, including Starlink, and said Jio also awaits clearances. A GMPCS licence, a security assessment, and spectrum assignment are three different steps.
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Company/product hub for Starlink — space internet infrastructure, SpaceX relationship, and claim discipline.
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97 tracked objects reentered in the last 30 days — 47 of them Starlink — and 100 more are already decaying. The running list, by name, from the catalog.
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How many Starlink satellites are in orbit today? 11,160 by the reconciled catalog count — 12,446 launched in the legacy catalog plus newer satellites in live tracking — with the shells, the launch-year table, and the 1,813 that have already come down.
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The honest answer to 'how many satellites are in orbit' — 20,364 payloads (17,364 active) and 35,394 tracked objects total as of October 24, 2026 — plus a live Starlink map, a Starlink tracker and a decay watch, all rebuilt from the Space Force catalog every day.
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SpaceX said on October 8, 2026 that it agreed to buy up to 14 MHz of paired 800 MHz spectrum and that the FCC authorized a 15,000-satellite Starlink Mobile Gen2 system.
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On September 8, 2025, SpaceX said it would buy EchoStar's 50 MHz of U.S. S-band spectrum and global MSS licenses, and described a first-generation direct-to-cell network of more than 600 satellites.
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On July 25, 2024, SpaceX said a July 11 upper-stage oxygen leak left 20 Starlink satellites in a 135 km perigee, and that all of them reentered.
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On August 25, 2022, SpaceX and T-Mobile said Starlink would text ordinary phones in dead zones, with a beta targeted for the end of 2023 and voice and data later.
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On February 22, 2022, SpaceX described low-orbit operations, a 99 percent satellite reliability claim, and 3,300 collision-avoidance maneuvers in six months.
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On February 8, 2022, SpaceX said up to 40 of 49 Starlink satellites launched on February 3 would reenter after a storm raised drag by as much as 50 percent.
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On October 24, 2020, SpaceX said a 60-satellite Starlink launch from SLC-40 was Falcon's 100th success, with 63 landings and 45 reflights.
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On April 28, 2020, SpaceX described sun visors, a knife-edge climb attitude, and a goal of about magnitude 7 so satellites would not stand out to the eye or saturate detectors.