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SpaceX just fired up its most powerful rocket booster, and the next step is even bolder
SpaceX has ignited the engines of its massive Super Heavy booster in a ground test ahead of another ambitious Starship flight ...
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NASA plans three heavy rocket launches for Artemis III lander tests
By Sam Andrews — AMI’s senior editor for defense, aerospace, and uncrewed systems, covering autonomous drones, military ...
If you're willing to stay up late tonight, you may witness what will be a record-setting rocket launch in California.
SpaceX conducted a static-fire test with its Super Heavy boosters B22 on Sunday (Oct. 25), beginning a test campaign to ready the giant rocket for Starship's Flight Test 15.
NASA will not make a decision on whether to use a SpaceX or Blue Origin moon lander until testing shows which one is the obvious choice.
SpaceX officials still hope to launch the inaugural Starship two-stage rocket by year's end from NASA's Kennedy Space Center ...
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches Oct. 23 on the 71st launch of 2026 at the Vandenberg Space Force Base. The liftoff means ...
In October 1961, as NASA celebrated its third anniversary, the agency could already look back on a series of significant ...
SpaceX plans a Starship booster catch at LC-39A after its first Florida launch. See the 480-foot tower, chopstick arms, and ...
An ESA-backed project shows a 3D printed shape memory alloy lattice can absorb landing impacts and reset with heat, a step toward reusable landing gear.
SpaceX fired all 33 Raptor 3 engines on the Super Heavy booster for Starship Flight 15, a step toward a planned first tower catch of the ship upper stage.
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