SpaceX launched Qatar’s Es’hail-2 spacecraft Thursday, using a Falcon 9 rocket to place the communications satellite into orbit. Falcon lifted off from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center at the start of a 101-minute window that opened at 15:46 Eastern Time (20:46 UTC). Thursday’s mission used a flight-proven Falcon 9 booster, making its second mission.
SpaceX is finishing its years-long campaign to return Launch Pad 39A to crew operations. Following…
Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is preparing for a return to crew…
SpaceX has conducted a rollout of its giant Transporter/Erector strongback system at the Kennedy Space…
The design work on the Ares I Emergency Escape System (EES) Rollercoaster is starting to…
SpaceX launched its next private human spaceflight mission, Fram2, from Florida on Monday evening. The…
This week got off to a flying start when new science experiments and cargo were…
The Starship test program has hit the ground running in 2023, with the full-stack partnership…
Dragon 2 remains on track for her maiden flight to the International Space Station (ISS)…
Teams from NASA, SpaceX, and the Department of Defense recently completed medical emergency training at…
SpaceX’s launch manifest for the remainder of 2018 is beginning to take shape. The company…
SpaceX launched Bulgaria’s first communications satellite on Friday – the first of two Falcon 9…
Kennedy Space Center’s famous launch pads are continuing their regeneration work in preparation for hosting…
Following the recent success of the Falcon 9 launch with six ORBCOMM spacecraft, SpaceX is…
Kennedy Space Center’s Pad 39B is fast returning to the status of an active launch…
The company made famous in the space flight industry for their giant Solid Rocket Boosters…
As NASA enters 2011, preparations are underway for an exciting new venture in space operations…
Crawler Transporter 2 (CT-2) has successfully relocated the giant Ares I Mobile Launcher (ML) to…
Replacement power supplies for the two grounded Crawler Transporters (CT1 and CT2) have arrived at…
With the debris strike on Atlantis’ starboard chine Thermal Protection System (TPS) – now confirmed…
