Drilling company Valaris has sold two drilling rigs to Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX, which will serve as floating launch pads for the company's Starship rocket, writes CNBC.
Last year, SpaceX announced that it was in the process of assembling a team of engineers and technicians to design and build an operational offshore rocket launch facility.
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