NS-31 will take off from Blue Origin's West Texas launch site on Monday, April 14 at 9:30 a.m. ET (1330 GMT). As with past ...

Read more. April 9 (Delayed from March 28): United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy on the NROL-70 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station’s Space ...

If all goes according to plan today, Super Heavy will return to Starbase and be caught by the launch tower's "chopstick" arms about seven minutes after liftoff. Starship's upper stage, meanwhile ...

The Flight 8 mission will attempt to catch the Super Heavy booster using giant metal arms. This ambitious launch is scheduled for 6 March from Starbase, Texas. The launch is planned for 6:30 p.m ...

SpaceX has announced plans to launch Starship ... 232-foot-tall Super Heavy boosters (lower-stages) before flight, could begin as soon as next month. Also, the Starship tower standing on Kennedy ...

The mission, expected to last just over an hour, will once again attempt to catch the booster stage using the launch tower's "chopstick" arms - a move SpaceX has successfully pulled off twice ...

The tower on the left is currently used by SpaceX to launch ... SpaceX plans to build a second Starship launch pad at SLC-37, which has been dormant since the final Delta IV heavy launch in April 2024 ...

2025 in Barcelona on March 4. Alongside the successor to last year's Phone 2a, the series will introduce a new "Pro" model, marking the first time Nothing has used the title in its smartphone line-up.

The Super Heavy will then attempt to steer itself back toward a landing in the "chopstick" arms of SpaceX's launch tower located near Brownsville, Texas, just north of the Mexican border. SpaceX has ...

Construction of a launch tower to support SpaceX Starship and ... but that company performed its final Delta IV Heavy launch there last year. “SpaceX has been given a limited right of entry ...

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The Super Heavy booster would also have attempted a return-to-launch-site operation, where it would be caught by the launch tower's "chopstick" arms, a crucial step towards reusability. This mission ...