Whoa! Elon Musk is really about to blow humanity's imagination out of the water this time. Walter Isaacson, the guy writing his biography, just spilled the tea: SpaceX's IPO valuation could hit as high as $1.5 trillion. This move is very likely to make Musk the first-ever trillionaire in human history. The craziest part? The market size described in the prospectus is a jaw-dropping $29 trillion—bigger than the entire annual GDP of the U.S. A few years ago, people thought building data centers in space or on the moon was straight out of a sci-fi novel. But now, with the current energy crunch for computing power, this might actually become a reality. And it’s not like they’re pulling this off with smoke and mirrors. SpaceX’s money-making ability is insanely strong right now. Starlink has already raked in $11.4 billion in revenue, and they’re about to dominate the massive market for satellite-to-phone connectivity. They’ve even started collecting rent for space-based data centers—just renting to Anthropic alone brought in a whopping $1.25 billion. In Musk’s mind, this isn’t about making money to buy yachts. He’s literally treating the real world like a video game, determined to set a historic high score of a trillion points.