Nick Martell

To make Starship the interplanetary workhorse that develops a lunar economy, hauls data centers into space, and one day, yes, colonizes Mars.

Get this, the word rideshare was mentioned twice in SpaceX's IPO document.

SpaceX is trying to be the Uber, basically, of the space industry.

Because they're letting companies share one rocket to split the costs of a ride into orbit.

But that's not all.

The other businesses that SpaceX wants to hit in the future, oh, it is quite a list, my friend.

Asteroid mining, space tourism, manufacturing on Mars.

All future revenue streams.

But Jack, what's the wildest part?

Elon will get a bonus of 1 billion shares of SpaceX if he establishes, and I quote, a permanent human colony on Mars with at least 1 million permanent inhabitants.

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Besties, a Martian metropolis sit down, stand up, and blast off again.

If he founds a city on Mars bigger than San Francisco, he'll get a billion shares of SpaceX.

Again, this is a legal document filed with the federal government on Wednesday, and we're talking Martian cities, baby.

No, we assume he named the city Muskegon.

Or maybe Space Francisco.

You know, he could play with that.

How about New New York?

No one else has done that.

I mean, it makes sense, Jack.