SpaceX launched its huge Starship rocket on the program's eighth test flight Thursday, but a malfunction of some sort triggered multiple upper stage engine shutdowns and the vehicle failed to ...

SpaceX's eighth Starship test flight is now set to launch on Thursday, March 6, at 6:30 p.m. EST (2330 GMT). Update for 8 p.m. ET: SpaceX launched its Starship Fight 8 rocket and successfully ...

Starship had been expected to launch again Monday. A previous launch ended in an explosion over the Caribbean, and sent commercial airlines scattering to avoid falling rocket debris.

SpaceX was able to complete its third return and catch of the rocket booster at the launch pad, but it did not complete a Starlink payload deployment test. The Starship vehicle was intended to ...

at the launch pad. The 400-foot vehicle, composed of both the 165-foot Starship spacecraft and the 232-foot Super Heavy rocket, is being developed and tested before eventually being used on future ...

SpaceX is scheduled to launch its eighth test flight of the massive Starship rocket on Monday, which will include another attempt to catch its Super Heavy booster at the launchpad with mechanical ...

SpaceX has announced plans to launch Starship from Kennedy Space Center's Pad 39A by the end of the year. Construction of the SpaceX Gigabay, a facility for stacking and finalizing Starship rockets, ...

Nine minutes into the mission, the ship began spinning out of control. Seven weeks after an explosion sent pieces of a Starship launch vehicle falling into the Atlantic, SpaceX on Thursday again ...

The Falcon 9 rocket flying the mission, Starlink 11-7, carried a total of 27 satellites to orbit from Vandenberg Space Force ...

The Starship spacecraft, also known as the vehicle’s upper stage, is designed to ride to space atop a 71-meter-tall (232-foot-tall) rocket booster called Super Heavy. If the next launch attempt ...

SpaceX has received federal clearance for the next test flight of its Starship mega ... see another Starbase launch tower “catch” of the booster stage and the rocket’s first payload release.