Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter was put on hold temporarily while an investigation is underway to determine the exact number of fake/spam accounts. So far, Musk seems determined to proceed with the deal.

Musk said explicitly that if indeed the company cannot achieve a "Starship flight rate of once every two weeks”, then there is a real risk of bankruptcy in the near term.

Musk fears that any attempts to regulate the currency will only limit its growth moving forward.

Amazon took issue with the conduct of SpaceX arguing that the space company and other companies led by Elon Musk believe that “rules are for other people.”

Gwynne Shotwell, the president of SpaceX, added that the company was on the "cusp of flying that system", noting that the timelines are difficult albeit doable.

The company has already deployed 1,800 satellites all over the world, and once they reach “their operational orbit”, SpaceX will be able to offer continuous global coverage.