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All right, coming up, Elon Musk's SpaceX aims to blast into the record books with possibly, possibly, maybe, ready for liftoff, the biggest IPO of all time.

That conversation next.

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SpaceX shooting for the stars yet again, this time in the financial context.

Sources tell us the Elon Musk-led space company well underway with plans for an IPO that would seek to raise far above $30 billion with the targeted valuation around $1.5 trillion.

That would make this, by money raised, the biggest IPO ever.

A representative for SpaceX didn't respond to my many requests earlier.

for comment.

Joining us to discuss is Will Whitehorn, chairman of Seraphim Space.

Will was also former chairman of Virgin Galactic, somebody who's worked side by side with Richard Branson in the domain of commercial space.