From the successful launch of the first privately-funded liquid-fueled rocket to developing the powerful Falcon Heavy, SpaceX has made significant strides. The company's goal remains Mars ...

The test flight will be the first since January 16, when SpaceX managed to “catch” the returning first-stage Super Heavy booster using a pair of giant mechanical arms attached to the launch tower.

where SpaceX wants to increase launches from 20 to 36, including up to five of its larger Falcon Heavy rockets each year. The construction of a pair of new landing sites on the Space Coast would ...

It was also used by the space shuttle before it was leased by SpaceX for Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy and future Starship launches. The March 13-14 total lunar eclipse was visible from most of the ...

Starship has flown seven times to date, most recently on Jan. 16. That mission was a mixed bag; SpaceX caught Super Heavy with the "chopstick" arms of Starbase's launch tower about seven minutes ...

SpaceX marked a significant advancement in rocket reusability on Mar. 7 when the launch tower successfully caught its Super Heavy booster during Starship’s eighth test flight, though the mission ...

SpaceX targeted 7:03 p.m. EDT Friday ... readers have submitted photos or posted on social platforms pictures of Falcon Heavy, which is made up of three Falcon 9 rocket first stages, visible ...

Before the explosion, SpaceX completed its third-ever catch of its Super Heavy booster, equipped with 33 Raptor engines, which returned to the Texas launchpad where the so-called “chopsticks ...

YOU CAN CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS LAUNCH AND WATCH A REPLAY OF THE OTHER ONE RIGHT NOW ON OUR WESH On Wednesday night, SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket carrying Starlink internet satellites to low ...

This time, SpaceX will try to catch the Super Heavy booster and deploy mock Starlink satellites before splashing down in the Indian Ocean. Liftoff is currently set for Friday at 6:30 p.m. from Texas.