SpaceX plans to launch its powerful Starship rocket on another test flight Sunday, securing approval for the flight following weeks of back-and-forth with regulators. On Saturday, the Federal ...

SpaceX launched its fifth test flight of its Starship rocket on Sunday and made a dramatic first catch of the rocket’s more than 20-story tall booster. It comes as SpaceX makes a big push to ...

In SpaceX's fifth test flight of its Starship rocket, the company successfully returned the “Super Heavy” booster to the arms of the launch tower for the first time.

In less than 48 hours, SpaceX pulled off a stunning feat, conducting four launches in three states, with huge implications for the future of space exploration. The first launch came on Sunday ...

It isn’t a secret that SpaceX has big plans for Starship, its massive mega-rocket, which has so far seen five test flights since April of last year. As the largest rocket ever created ...

Two giant mechanical arms catching the SpaceX's Super Heavy booster on the first attempt in October 2024. SpaceX It was an astonishing spectacle. A 70-meter-tall SpaceX rocket performing a ...

An curved arrow pointing right. SpaceX's Starship rocket, the largest ever launched into space, made history by catching its booster at the launch site for the very first time. More from News ...

In one of the most dramatic, high-risk space flights to date, SpaceX launched a gargantuan Super Heavy-Starship rocket on an unpiloted test flight Sunday and then used giant "mechazilla ...

This week will see a special maneuver at the International Space Station (ISS) as a SpaceX Crew Dragon takes one of the tiniest flights ever, hopping just a few meters over from one port of the ...

Elon Musk’s rocket company, SpaceX, launched the fifth test flight of its Starship rocket on October 13th. The 100-tonne Starship is flying halfway round the world from its launch site in Texas ...

SpaceX successfully launched the latest test flight of Starship Sunday morning, the most powerful rocket system ever constructed, which could one day be used to carry humans to the moon and Mars ...