The Super Heavy booster from the fifth Starship test flight Oct. 13 returned to the launch site to be caught by the launch tower. Credit: SpaceX WASHINGTON — SpaceX’s Super Heavy booster came ...

"Flight 6 Super Heavy booster moved to the Starbase pad for testing," SpaceX representatives wrote on X, formerly Twitter, noting they had only just returned the last Super Heavy booster from a ...

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The company made significant history over the weekend after it successfully caught the Super Heavy Booster as it returned from propelling the Starship to orbit. SpaceX's plans are getting bolder ...

SpaceX achieved a spectacular first on Sunday when it used a pair of giant mechanical arms to catch the 70-meter-tall Super Heavy booster just minutes after it deployed the Starship spacecraft to ...

In an incredible milestone for space exploration, SpaceX made history by catching its Super Heavy rocket booster mid-air for the first time. A La Niña winter is coming. Here’s what that could ...

Billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX on Sunday successfully conducted its fifth test flight and made a historic catch of a Super Heavy booster with "Chopstick arms". The 400-foot-tall Starship rocket ...

BOCA CHICA BEACH, Texas—SpaceX ... Super Heavy booster, nearly four years ago. "We’re going to try to catch the Super Heavy booster with the launch tower arm, using the grid fins to take the ...

SpaceX's Super Heavy booster ... the 233 foot (71 metres)-tall Super Heavy booster fell into the launch tower's enclosing arms, hooking itself in place by tiny, protruding bars under the four forward ...

Snagging the descending 23-story-tall Super Heavy booster with the mechazilla arms represented an unprecedented milestone in SpaceX's drive ... tiles and steering fins. Multiple upgrades and ...

The rocket's Super Heavy first stage booster lifted ... by its four forward grid fins it used to steer itself through the air. "The tower has caught the rocket!!" SpaceX CEO Elon Musk wrote ...

SpaceX successfully flew a 233-foot rocket booster back to its launch site and caught it mid-air using Mechazilla's mechanical arms. The Super Heavy Booster, weighing about 250 tons, was captured ...