These days, one might be forgiven for forgetting that SpaceX is, at its core, a rocket company. Despite mega deals in wireless spectrum, orbital data centers and artificial intelligence, the success of Starship remains crucial to its future.

The Starship, described as a truly revolutionary rocket, must succeed after years of development and test flights. A seven-month standstill has left everyone waiting anxiously for its return to the skies. SpaceX’s upcoming launch is not just about innovation; it's also an economic powerhouse at stake.

The recent Starship video showcases a visually stunning glimpse into the company's massive new Starfactory in South Texas, revealing intricate views of rockets and engines. However, success now depends on overcoming past setbacks and achieving reliable launches. Wall Street euphoria is predicated on this rocket’s success, making it a critical moment for SpaceX.

Ultimately, whether Starship works or not, the implications are vast. A failure would be akin to a monumental stumble in the road of space exploration and technological advancement. Conversely, if successful, it could herald a new era of space travel and commercial ventures into orbit.