Indeed, one of the big reasons that NASA originally chose Cape Canaveral on Florida’s east coast in the 1950s was that a rocket taking ... take advantage of the Earth’s rotation, allowing ...

Since leaving Earth on January 15 ... launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. On board are 10 NASA science investigations and technology demonstrations ...

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully lifted off from Florida on Friday following a string of delays, with the two astronauts set to finally return to earth from the International Space Station (ISS).

The statement went on to complain that regulators were not letting SpaceX fly frequently enough: “Unfortunately, we continue to be stuck in a reality where it takes longer to do the government ...

Two stranded NASA astronauts will finally be able to return home after a replacement SpaceX rocket arrived safely at the International Space Station (ISS). The long-awaited SpaceX Crew-10 mission ...

NASA and SpaceX are aiming for liftoff at 7:03 pm (2303 GMT) of a Falcon 9 rocket carrying a Dragon spacecraft on the Crew-10 mission. After more than nine months in space, two stranded astronauts ...

Feb. 24 (UPI) --SpaceX on Monday will launch a Falcon 9 rocket into low-Earth orbit outfitted with 21 Starlink satellites, 13 of which will have direct-to-cell capabilities. The liftoff will take ...

The Day The Earth Blew Up, the first Looney Tunes feature that isn’t an omnibus of Merrie Melodies, finally hits, well, Earth this week. To celebrate the Earth finally blowing up, The A.V. Club ...

as soon as a week after leaving Earth. Liftoff of the IM-2 mission atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida is targeted for no earlier than Wednesday (Feb. 26).

Ten minutes after liftoff — and a dramatic first stage landing back at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station — the Crew Dragon capsule was released from the rocket's upper stage to fly on its ...

The astronauts are due to begin their journey back to Earth later this week. Steve Stich, manager of Nasa's commercial crew programme said he was delighted at the prospect. "Butch and Suni have ...

The spacecraft suffered numerous technical issues before, during and after the launch, and NASA determined it would be too risky to allow the astronauts to return to Earth in Starliner.