Although the flight did not end as well as SpaceX officials hoped, the company made some tangible progress Tuesday. Most ...

Get live updates on the Starship rocket launch from SpaceX's Starbase headquarters in Texas. See what time it launches, where ...

we explored the evolution of the Starship concept and NASA’s decision to partner with SpaceX for the Artemis Program’s Human Landing System (HLS). We also touched on technical issues in ...

But the doomed spacecraft, which took off after a brief delay to resolve technical issues, soon encountered problems in space when Starship couldn’t deploy eight dummy satellites after the ...

The US Air Force is moving closer to authorizing SpaceX to move into one of the largest launch pads at Cape Canaveral Space ...

"During Starship's ascent burn ... Three days after a last-minute scrub due to unspecified technical issues, SpaceX fired up the Super Heavy first stage's 33 methane-fueled Raptor engines at ...

However, after rocketing off the launch pad in Texas at 6:30 pm ET for its eighth test flight, the 400-foot-tall SpaceX Starship started facing technical issues in a little over eight minutes and ...

When the Federal Aviation Administration finally gave SpaceX permission to test its giant rocket, the Starship, space observers breathed sighs of relief. As video blogger Ellie Sherrif pointed out ...

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SpaceX's highly anticipated Starship launch faced a last-minute setback on Monday, as technical problems forced mission controllers to call off the attempt just 40 seconds before liftoff.

LOS ANGELES, March 3 (Xinhua) -- U.S. private space company SpaceX scrubbed the eighth launch of its powerful Starship rocket on Monday due to technical issues. The launch was scheduled for 5:45 p ...

When the Federal Aviation Administration finally gave SpaceX permission to test its giant rocket, the Starship, space observers breathed sighs of relief. As video blogger Ellie Sherrif pointed out ...