On the top line, you've got the second

quarter revenue that came in at $7.8

billion. The estimate was for $6.81. So

that was a beat. SpaceX saying that it

ended the second quarter with 47.5

billion in backlog. Also, its second

quarter AI segment operating loss came

in at 1.26 billion. That came in under

what the street was estimating. The

street was estimating for a loss of 2.39

billion. Also, second quarter capex

coming in at 18.37

billion. The estimate was for 18.58

billion. So that's shy of what the

estimate was expecting. Taking a look at

second quarter Starlink subscribers,

those came in at 12 million. The

estimate was for 12.19

million. Also the second quarter loss

per share coming in at 9 cents uh per

share. So uh second quarter AI segment

total revenue by the way also coming in

at $2.56 billion. The estimate was for

28

billion.

Uh so connectivity segment by the way

also just want to add that that revenue

came in at 4.29 billion. The estimate

was for 3.88 billion. So quite a few

beats on some of these metrics that

we're looking at from SpaceX. And I just

want to read you also uh from their

earnings release. Uh they highlight

demonstrated the power of extreme

vertical integration delivering revenue

growth of 92%

yearover-year across space connectivity

and AI. Closed multiple industry-leading

cloud service agreements resulting in

4.1 billion on contracted sales. uh

announced the uh uh the agreement to

acquire cursor for $60 billion to

accelerate AI enterprise opportunity. Uh

so quite and also awarded six billion in

multi-year US government contracts for

Starshield quite a few metrics. Uh you

have quite a few bees here I would

listen to in the earnings call. uh watch

for obviously commentary on Starlink,

that's their cash cow, on their launch

launch services, on the Falcon 9

Starship launch, and also on that newly

integrated AI and XAI