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SpaceX Plans $100 Billion Spaceport in Louisiana as Second Private Launch Site

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SpaceX has announced plans to invest $100 billion in a new spaceport to be built in Louisiana. The facility would serve as the company's second privately owned launch site. SpaceX's first private launch facility is Starbase, its headquarters located in South Texas. The new Louisiana site signals a significant expansion of the company's launch infrastructure and operational footprint.

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