The SpaceX CEO just put a number on his ambitions that most people will struggle to take seriously. The math behind it is harder to dismiss.

Space Exploration Technologies ( SPCX -4.21%) is a popular stock that went public earlier this year. Better known as SpaceX, it's one of Elon Musk's companies, and it has a few business lines. It has seen success in all of them, and is growing rapidly in many. This could make it a substantially larger company by 2030, but just how big could it get?

Baron sees Starlink reaching a $14 trillion to $15 trillion valuation, with annual revenue potentially climbing to $1 trillion.

Along with crew supplies and equipment, the Cargo Dragon is delivering two roll-out solar arrays to complete a major power system upgrade.

SpaceX has agreed to testify before the New York City Council as part of an investigation into AI safety risks.

SpaceX has restricted Starlink terminals operating in motion, disrupting Ukrainian combat missions. The limit was later reportedly tightened to 60-70 km/h.

Investment in the space economy is on track to exceed $100 billion for the first time ever in a given year in 2026. To explain the surge, all roads lead back to SpaceX.

SpaceX isn’t all the way there in its efforts to compete with the big three U.S. wireless carriers.

AT & T could come under pressure as SpaceX deepens its push into wireless connectivity services, according to Bernstein. The investment firm downgraded AT & T to market perform from outperform. It also lowered its price target to $24 from $25,

SpaceX capital allocation risk is rising as simultaneous projects—Starship, AI, terrestrial mobile—could delay cash generation. Read why SPCX stock is a buy.