you can get an amazing view of SpaceX rocket boosters returning to the pads. The best view to watch a rocket launch from the Space Coast is along the beach. However, visibility will depend on ...

but it is slated to shift to another corner before the end of the month to be mated with the two solid rocket boosters. Together they are designed to provide the 8.8 million pounds of thrust to ...

The Super Heavy rocket booster returned to its landing pad at Starbase, but the spacecraft exploded instead of soaring over the Gulf of America− formerly known as the Gulf of Mexico before ...

Just before sunset, a 403-foot rocket launched from Texas. SpaceX successfully captured the first-stage booster back at the pad using giant mechanical arms. However, as the spacecraft on top ...

The rocket booster itself successfully navigated back to the launch pad, where SpaceX was able to catch it with giant mechanical arms known as chopsticks in a tough maneuver the space exploration ...

STARSHIP SEPARATED FROM THE BOOSTER ROCKET JUST FINE, BUT ABOUT EIGHT MINUTES INTO THE FLIGHT, YOU CAN SEE SMOKE COMING FROM THE ENGINES AND EXPLOSIONS AS IT BEGINS TO SPIRAL OUT OF CONTROL.

Having completed a static-fire test, Firefly Aerospace has set a target date of March 15 for the launch of its "Message in a Booster" mission. The Alpha rocket will launch Lockheed Martin’s LM ...

SpaceX said it stripped off a “significant” number of heat shield tiles from the upper Starship spacecraft, which rides atop the Super Heavy rocket booster at the beginning of flight.

One of the goals of the flight was to catch the Super Heavy booster using the chopsticks on the launch tower, which was completed successfully. Starship's upper stage rocket is seen breaking ...

Washington, DC [US], March 7 (ANI): SpaceX launched the eighth test of its Starship rocket on Thursday, successfully conducting and completing the "catch" of the Super Heavy booster. However ...

While the Super Heavy rocket booster separated and descended to be caught by the tower successfully, eight minutes into its flight Starship’s engines cut out and the craft lost attitude control.