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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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NASA's launch release says Behnken and Hurley lifted off at 3:22 p.m. EDT from Launch Complex 39A. The August 2 release says splashdown at 2:48 p.m. EDT in the Gulf of Mexico, 64 days in orbit and 62 days aboard the station. The archive note attributes 63 days to SpaceX.
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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's mission page dates the first orbital-class landing to December 21, 2015, the first droneship landing to April 8, 2016, and the first reflight to March 30, 2017. Spaceflight Now's August 25, 2026 account of a 37th flight is that outlet's count on that day.
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The mission press release says 8:02:56 p.m. EDT from Launch Complex 39A. Spaceflight Now prints the same clock time and 0002:56 GMT on September 16. The SpaceX page fetched on October 20, 2026, prints 10:02 p.m. ET. St. Jude's page says the flight raised more than $250 million. The mission site says over $240 million.
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Texas Monthly reported a closed-session item for about 1,300 acres in Cameron County. Parks and Wildlife said the November meeting is not considering a sale of the Boca Chica property. Abbott said it is not coming up for a vote anytime soon.
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The Polaris Program dates liftoff to 5:23 a.m. ET on September 10 and splashdown to 3:36:54 a.m. EDT on September 15. SpaceNews dates the spacewalk to September 12 and names Jared Isaacman and Sarah Gillis. 1,408.1 kilometers is the program's apogee. About 1,400 is SpaceNews's.
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On October 19, 2026, Mr. Musk said he will give one of his SpaceX shares to every kid in America next year. The posts do not define kid, citizenship, mechanism, or tax. The roughly $10.5 billion figure is Axios's arithmetic.
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SpaceX priced 555,555,555 Class A shares at $135 on June 11, 2026. The prospectus table prints $74,999,999,925. The stock opened June 12 at $150 and, on the tape outlets report, closed at $160.95. The third-quarter table is on a separate page.
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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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On October 4, 2026, Mr. Musk said SpaceXAI would become SpaceXSI and gave no date. On October 19, @spacexai was not found and @SpaceXSI displayed as SpaceX Super Intelligence. A company blog post of the change was not retrieved.
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On February 6, 2018, Falcon Heavy's demonstration flight carried a cherry-red first-generation Tesla Roadster. JPL catalogues it as Tesla Roadster (spacecraft), 2018-017A. The side boosters landed. The center core did not. This page does not state a live position.
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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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No merger agreement has been filed. On October 20, 2026, CNBC, Axios, and The Verge reported that Mr. Musk said special committees had been formed. Their sentences are not the same. No transcript was opened.
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Post-reveal Roadster sentences from Mr. Musk, labeled as claims. Tesla's page has no kilonewton thrust figure. The 2028 date and the reservations stay where the reveal page left them.
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On October 17 and 18, 2026, Yann LeCun called the Roadster's compressed-air thrusters a short, impractical burn. Mr. Musk answered with a Monty Python line. LeCun's seconds, specific impulse, and 700 bar are his figures.
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On Oct. 15, 2026, Tesla demonstrated a SpaceX-assisted Roadster that drove upside down, flipped, and landed on thrusters. Production, speed, range, and price are not confirmed at the same grade.
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SpaceX is the launch, Starship, Starlink, Moon, and Mars engine of the Musk universe.
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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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Flight by flight: Falcon 1's four launches from Omelek Island — the corroded fitting, the slosh, the stage recontact that killed Flight 3 on August 2, 2008, and Flight 4's orbit on September 28, 2008 — with Musk's August 2008 statement, his IEEE Spectrum account, and his August 30, 2026 post printed separately.
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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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Lars Moravy called the Roadster's thruster gas 'air' on Tesla's livestream. The pre-event engineer interviews — Moravy to Hagerty among them — say nitrogen, chosen because spacecraft use it. The record contains both, and this page does not settle it.
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Tesla's definitive proxy, filed October 19, 2026, sets the annual meeting for December 3 at 3:00 PM CT at Gigafactory Texas, record date October 13. The ballot has three items: re-electing Musk, Denholm and Straubel; an advisory say-on-pay; and ratifying PwC. The same filing prints $158.36 billion as the accounting value of Musk's 2025 award — while Tesla has reported his realized 2025 pay as $0, with none of 12 tranches earned.
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In the same week of October 2026, Forbes put Elon Musk's net worth at $923.7 billion, Bloomberg's tracker printed between $971 billion and $1.04 trillion, and the 311 Institute said $843.0 billion. The spread is wider than most billionaires' entire fortunes — and about $100 billion of it is a single bookkeeping decision about 286.4 million restricted Tesla shares.
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Tesla and SpaceX have each formed a special committee of independent directors to explore a merger. Tesla's proxy lists seven independent directors and SpaceX lists six — and Ira Ehrenpreis is on both lists. Neither company has published its committee roster or its advisers.
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Tesla's official Roadster livestream replay carries chapter marks: Ramp Demo 6:03, Kickflip 10:56, 0-60 Demo 15:58. The 0.81-second figure is a number on Tesla's own screen at the event, not an independently timed run.
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SpaceX listed on June 12, 2026 at $135 a share, and most of its stock still cannot be sold. The unlock schedule runs in tranches: ~328.4 million shares on October 24, ~1.3 billion tied to the Q3 report, a failed price-bonus tranche rolled into December, and the full 180-day block expiring December 8 — while Musk's ~6.4 billion shares stay locked for 366 days, to June 2027.
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On October 20, 2026, Elon Musk confirmed on SpaceX's Q3 call that Tesla and SpaceX have each formed a special committee of independent directors to explore a merger — and said he thinks it is a good idea. SpaceX's October 22 filing says no determination has been made and that any combination still needs approval from the committee, the board, and Musk himself as controlling shareholder. Reuters reports insiders say the public endorsement rattled the process.
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A verified index of Roadster reveal videos as of October 23, 2026: Tesla's two official films, the Space.com short, MKBHD's reaction, and the engineering explainers — plus an AI-generated rooftop video that is not the car.
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The 2026 Roadster's thruster system as its own engineers describe it: cold gas in carbon-overwrapped tanks rated to 10,000 psi, a cockpit screen that read 5,500 psi, and roughly five seconds of boost per fill — with refills measured in hours.
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Musk's own bar for a Tesla–SpaceX merger is a majority of all outstanding Tesla shares — not of votes cast — so every uncast ballot counts against. Analysts are pricing the deal anyway: Dan Ives puts approval at roughly $550 a share, Gene Munster gives 95% odds within two years, and the modeled exchange ratios cluster around 0.6–0.7. No ratio has been negotiated, and the companies have published none of the three numbers.
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Tesla's 2026 Roadster comes in three claimed trims: Performance with fans only, Thrust with 4 thrusters and a 200-liter tank, and Rocket with 10 thrusters, 600 liters, one seat — and, in Tesla's own words, not approved for public road use.
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Original summaries of official SpaceX posts from September 2016 through October 8, 2026, in a reverse-chronological timeline with sources.
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