Elon Musk's SpaceX has filed a 250-page prospectus for its initial public offering, which could raise up to $75 billion according to reports. The document outlines plans to expand interplanetary travel and has drawn attention from investors and residents of Brevard County, home to SpaceX's primary launch site at Cape Canaveral. If the IPO proceeds, it would surpass previous records set by companies like Alibaba and Facebook. The filing comes as SpaceX continues operations at the Kennedy Space Center, where it has conducted numerous launches since 2010. Musk, who holds a majority stake in the company, could become the world's first trillionaire if the offering goes through. The prospectus details ambitious goals, including developing technology for Mars colonization and reducing the cost of space travel. Local business leaders have noted the potential economic impact, though specifics remain unclear. SpaceX's workforce in Brevard County has grown to over 10,000 employees, with many working at the Cape Canaveral facilities. The company's plans for the IPO were first reported by the New Haven Register, but details about the offering's timeline have not been finalized. The filing includes projections for future spending, with figures exceeding the GDP of several countries. Some residents express cautious optimism about the development, while others question how the funds will be allocated. SpaceX has not commented on the IPO's timing, but the prospectus suggests the company is preparing for a potential stock market debut in 2024. The filing also highlights SpaceX's role in NASA's Artemis program, which aims to return humans to the moon by 2025.