SpaceX shares drop on Friday, according to reports from multiple outlets, following the company’s decision to abort a Starship rocket launch due to an engine issue. The decline in the company’s stock puts SpaceX on track to lose over $1 trillion in market value relative to its all-time high, as investors react to the launch failure and its potential implications. One outlet links the day’s movement to the aborted mission and notes that the setback follows an engine problem during the attempted launch. Another outlet similarly reports a sharp share tumble and frames the move in terms of how far SpaceX’s market capitalization could fall from its previous peak. Both accounts agree that the stock movement is significant and that the immediate trigger is the aborted Starship attempt. While the reports differ in emphasis—one focusing on the share decline mechanics and the other on the scale of potential market-value loss—they converge on the same core facts: the aborted Starship launch, the engine issue, and a major drop in the company’s share price.