SpaceX Buys Cursor AI for $60B After IPO, X Report 17 Jun 2026
SpaceX acquires Cursor AI maker Anysphere for $60B in its first post-IPO deal, as Falcon 9 lofts 3 Block 2 BlueBird satellites for AST SpaceMobile.
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December 20, 1977
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PLMSC
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10552
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Decay Date
3/5/1978
Name
COSMOS 969 DEB
Alternative Name
KDU part
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Owner
GUKOSR
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USSR
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KDU part
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Manufacturer
TSSKB
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Bus
Zenit deb
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