Multiple Australian outlets report that SpaceX is poised to surge past a $2.8 trillion valuation as it begins trading on the Nasdaq. The coverage says founder Elon Musk spoke shortly before the Nasdaq opening bell, framing the company’s long-term goals as enabling travel “to the moon, [to] Mars and ultimately beyond.” While the articles emphasize the size of the anticipated valuation and the timing of the listing, they do not provide detailed figures on the offer price, number of shares, or final market capitalization in the provided excerpts. The reporting also centers on Musk’s remarks as investors and the company enter the public markets. Overall, the sources present a consistent picture: SpaceX is entering Nasdaq trading with expectations of a valuation above $2.8 trillion, and Musk reiterates the company’s ambition to support human space travel beyond Earth’s orbit.