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SpaceX will build a second, $100B ‘Starbase’ spaceport in Louisiana

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SpaceX will build a second, $100B ‘Starbase’ spaceport in Louisiana
TechCrunch
TechCrunch6 mins ago
SpaceX will build a second, $100B ‘Starbase’ spaceport in Louisiana
The company says it will start construction in 2027 and that a Starship rocket could take flight as soon as 2029.
Quartz
Quartz38 mins ago
SpaceX is building its largest-ever spaceport on Louisiana's Gulf Coast
The Vermilion Parish facility would be SpaceX's fourth and largest launch site, with construction set to begin in 2027
NYT Science
NYT Science42 mins ago
SpaceX to Spend $100 Billion on New Spaceport in Louisiana
It would be the rocket company’s second private launch site after Starbase, its headquarters in South Texas.
CNBC
CNBC57 mins ago
SpaceX plans to build a $100 billion spaceport in Louisiana
SpaceX plans will establish its Starbase LA in Vermillion Parish in order to "support thousands of launches annually."
Ars Technica
Ars Technica1 hrs ago
SpaceX intends to invest up to $100 billion in massive Louisiana spaceport
By contrast, SpaceX is expected to have unfettered access to about 125,000 acres in southern Louisiana, in an area generally referred to as Pecan Island. This project will face environmental challenges in an area that supports a broad range of waterfowl and other wildlife. Shotwell said Tuesday that SpaceX would only u
Reuters
Reuters1 hrs ago
SpaceX to build Starship rocket complex in Louisiana
SpaceX to build Starship rocket complex in Louisiana  Reuters
Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia🏁 first to report2 hrs ago
SpaceX to build $100 billion Starship rocket complex in Louisiana
WASHINGTON, Aug 25 : SpaceX unveiled plans on Tuesday to build a Starship rocket launch complex in southern Louisiana, a $100 billion effort poised to transform coastal wetlands into a critical base for the company's AI satellite launch ambitions.The 125,000-acre (50,585-hectare) site on Pecan Island, which SpaceX name