The 3.5-mile (5.6km) high structure was spotted in images from Google Moon, with some believing it to be a 'launch pad' that ... explained the appearance of a tower is an artefact generated ...

That's because Starship is key to opening the moon for business ... caught by a pair of "chopsticks" on the launch tower. The Starship spaceship itself has returned from suborbital heights ...

It was the second failure in a row for a Starship upper stage, a vehicle critical to NASA's plans to return astronauts to the moon in the ... on the side of the launch tower.

A second one-minute firing was carried out 36 minutes after launch to put the upper stage and its payloads on course for the moon. Given the on-time launch and assuming no major problems ...

The Odysseus lander was supposed to use a laser altimeter to help guide it to the moon’s surface. But because of an oversight during the launch preparations, a safety switch for the device was ...

By late morning, the launch tower’s giant “chopstick” arms ... Y’all stuck the landing': Blue Ghost lander touches down on the moon. Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration issued ...

TL;DR: Phison and Lonestar collaborated on the successful launch of the Lonestar Freedom Mission, utilizing SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket to land on the moon ... as a proof of concept for robust ...

It's a larger, fully reusable version of the rocket that flew humans to the moon, he added ... caught by a pair of "chopsticks" on the launch tower. The Starship spaceship itself has returned ...