SpaceX is planning a takeover of the entire space industry. Here's what it looks like in 2025

SpaceX is planning a takeover of the space travel network.

In 2025 , SpaceX will launch one rocket launch every other day , give or take.

The first major push will be a dramatic increase in launch frequency with their Falcon 9 and Starship rocket systems.

SpaceX is currently getting up to 25 missions out of one booster, with a push to take that as high as 30 missions per booster, and they've got the turn around time from landing to reuse down to three weeks .

SpaceX has a new and improved version of Starship that will begin flying in 2025 , the Starship Block 2 or V2.

This new Starship is a bit longer, which is a change that's been made to stretch out the fuel tanks and allow this ship to carry more weight to higher altitudes than ever before.

The first payload deployed by a Starship that's very likely to be the new SpaceX Starlink satellite will be a bigger, heavier and more capable version of the satellite.

Starbase in 2025 could be a model for future spaceports worldwide.

The move could set a precedent for how tech and space companies might integrate their operations into community life, blending the line between work, living and the pursuit of cosmic exploration.

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