Everything Is Ready for Starship’s Sixth Launch: SpaceX Will Push the Spacecraft to the Limit With Multiple Re-entry Modifications
SpaceSpaceX scheduled the final flight of the first-generation Starship for Monday, Nov. 18.
Read more »SpaceX scheduled the final flight of the first-generation Starship for Monday, Nov. 18.
Read more »Musk is an atypical billionaire. He doesn’t own mansions, flashy cars, or yachts but does have a rocket factory.
Read more »According to Musk, the government was concerned that the launches and landings from the Vandenberg base in California would stress seal populations.
Read more »SpaceX and Boeing were originally expected to share NASA’s flights to the ISS in 2025. However, the space agency has reassigned the missions to the Crew Dragon spacecraft.
Read more »It required every last drop of fuel from SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket to launch.
Read more »SpaceX is looking to increase the launches of its Falcon 9 rocket from 36 to 50 per year at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.
Read more »After the successful landing, SpaceX achieved both of its objectives for the fifth flight.
Read more »This achievement is particularly impressive for a 233-foot rocket.
Read more »This will mark SpaceX’s first attempt to catch the rocket with Mechazilla’s arms, pending approval from the flight director.
Read more »Rumors suggest that Sierra Space is planning to buy ULA from Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
Read more »This marks the second time a Falcon 9’s stage has failed in less than three months.
Read more »In 2014, the space agency signed a crucial contract for the future of the space race.
Read more »The U.S., which first landed on the Moon 50 years ago, can’t afford a symbolic defeat against its major competitor.
Read more »The Crew-9 mission will take off from Cape Canaveral’s SLC-40 pad with two empty seats.
Read more »As SpaceX clashes with the FAA, China advances with its various versions of Starship.
Read more »Polaris Dawn is setting the stage for what will occur in low Earth orbit once NASA leaves the International Space Station, as the U.S. is planning to do.
Read more »The hatch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft opened for the first time into nothingness. Four people were exposed to the vacuum of space, and two peered through a ladder.
Read more »They're traveling farther than anyone else has in half a century.
Read more »The destruction of SpaceX’s mega-rocket on its second flight created one of the largest holes ever detected in the ionosphere, the ionized layer of the atmosphere.
Read more »Boeing has received approval from NASA to proceed with the undocking and autonomous return of the spacecraft.
Read more »SpaceX:Everything Is Ready for Starship’s Sixth Launch: SpaceX Will Push the Spacecraft to the Limit With Multiple Re-entry Modifications.How Much Money...