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SpaceX’s Starship just suffered a major blow.
The upper stage exploded during a test flight, again.
This could derail NASA’s plan to return to the Moon with SpaceX’s help – and even make them consider another SpaceX rival.
Go here for the details on “the next SpaceX.”
SpaceX’s latest explosion is not a one-off problem.
It’s part of a string of challenges the Starship program has faced.
And the impact could be huge.
Especially for NASA’s Artemis missions, which are counting on SpaceX’s Starship to land astronauts back on the Moon.
Here’s why it matters – and how it’s creating a NEW profit opportunity for investors in the Space Race 2.0.
Starship is not just another rocket…
It’s the centerpiece of Elon Musk’s plan to make space travel cheaper and to eventually build a city on Mars.
Like any of Elon Musk’s projects…
The vision for Starship is BIG.
The goal is to build a fully reusable spacecraft that can take people to the Moon, Mars and beyond.
2024 was a great year for Starship…
- It reached orbital velocity for the 1st time ever
- Both stages completed controlled splashdowns
- SpaceX CAUGHT the Super Heavy booster with its launch tower “chopstick” arms – a first in space HISTORY
However, the recent explosions are a harsh reminder…
Building rockets is hard.
And building reusable rockets is even harder.
But this is where Elon Musk and SpaceX shine.
They view setbacks like this just like Edison viewed each failure until he created the light bulb…
A necessary failure that gives you new information to build the final product.
This is what worked so well for the Falcon 9…
And this is what led SpaceX to become the most valuable private company in the world.
That’s why the recent failures are NOT what the mainstream media wants you to believe with headlines like these:
Here’s the actual truth that CNN is not telling you.
Elon Musk’s relentless drive and his refusal to accept limits is what makes SpaceX dominate the new Space Race 2.0.
Previous launchers rarely managed more than 10 blast-offs a year.
Today Falcon 9s now launch 10-12 times PER MONTH.
SpaceX launched 128 Falcon 9s in 2024 – breaking its 2023 record.
And it’s on track of breaking this record again in 2025.
This is the reason why SpaceX’s value has soared 1,296,200% since 2002…
… making it more valuable than companies like Bank of America, Coca-Cola, and McDonald’s.
However, most investors CANNOT invest in SpaceX.
Its value has also seen a dramatic rise already.
That’s why I really doubt we’re going to see shares soar 500% or 1,000%.
So, what’s the best way to profit from the Space Race 2.0?
In my view, the best way is to buy shares of “the next SpaceX.”
This breakthrough space company is worth less than $100 million.
It’s preparing for a NASDAQ IPO this year…
And it’s offering Pre-IPO shares for under $4.
I’m personally buying Pre-IPO shares.
Want to see how to become a “founding investor” too?
Simply go here ASAP for urgent details.
Yours in Wealth,
Ian Wyatt