SpaceX's eighth flight test of its Starship spacecraft ended with a "rapid unscheduled disassembly," the company said. Contact with the ship was lost about nine minutes after the launch.

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 ...

Despite the growing trend of reusable boosters pioneered by SpaceX ... little enforcement to prevent such incidences from occurring. The post Rocket debris poses risks to aircraft operations appeared ...

NASA’s much-anticipated Artemis II mission has experienced multiple delays in recent years, with the agency currently targeting no earlier than February 2026 for a flight that will send four ...

This was Starship’s eighth flight test and follows a failed flight in January. The spacecraft is essential to Elon Musk’s vision of eventually colonizing Mars.

The head of Poland’s space agency was fired over a bungled response to SpaceX debris falling over Polish territory.

People across Europe may have had the chance to see the phenomenon -- as long as it was not obscured by clouds ...

The rocket, which took off from Texas near the city of Brownsville, exploded, but SpaceX was able to capture the booster from the ... Area and briefly slowed aircraft outside the area where ...

When fiery debris from SpaceX Starships rained down across the Atlantic, air traffic controllers scrambled to delay takeoffs ...

And while the odds of an out-of-control rocket colliding with an aircraft are low ... Despite the growing trend of reusable boosters pioneered by SpaceX, most rockets still use expendable stages ...