
SpaceX has achieved a remarkable milestone by successfully catching the largest and most powerful flying object ever made, referred to as 'Mechazilla arms.' This engineering feat was highlighted by Elon Musk, who described it as inspiring and exciting. The company is projected to generate $15 billion in revenues for 2024, with a current valuation of $350 billion, resulting in a price-to-sales ratio of approximately 23. Musk's estimated ownership of SpaceX stands at around 42%, making his shares worth approximately $147 billion, a significant increase from $15 billion in 2020. Additionally, SpaceX holds 8,285 Bitcoin, valued at about $851 million. The achievement has sparked discussions about the company's potential and its unique position in the aerospace industry, with some experts claiming that SpaceX is undervalued compared to other tech startups.








Think about it. You’re trying to catch something 230 ft tall - the biggest flying machine ever made - falling twice the speed of a bullet from an assault rifle. It sounds like pure insanity. But being crazy is what is needed to save humanity. Elon Musk is that fuckin dude. https://t.co/Ps9HXIoThw
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Can't imagine where we’d be without SpaceX. This company has revolutionized everything with its groundbreaking ideas. Seeing the booster get caught by Mechazilla’s arms was something I never thought possible https://t.co/Ruh5l3opR3