SpaceX managed to catch the Super Heavy booster on Starship's eighth test flight today (March 6), but the vehicle's upper stage was lost about nine minutes after liftoff.

But after the first-stage booster successfully landed atop a SpaceX drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean, a fire in the aft end of the rocket damaged one of the landing legs — and the booster tipped ...

In six tests before the seventh flight, SpaceX demonstrated that the rocket’s basic design ... The booster also separated properly, and the six engines of the second-stage spacecraft ignited ...

The first attempt to send an Australian-made rocket into orbit is set to take place no sooner than March 15, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reports. Gilmour Space Technologies' launch window ...

While the Starship’s booster successfully returned to the launchpad, the upper-stage spacecraft failed ... SpaceX demonstrated that the rocket’s basic design works and that the Starship ...

Seven minutes later, Starship's huge first-stage booster, known as Super Heavy ... the time between launches for the fully reusable rocket, which SpaceX aims to fly multiple times per day.