The latest Falcon Heavy mission launched Sunday, Jan. 15, at 5:56 PM EST (22:56 UTC) and was later declared a success by the US Space Force.
The flight, designated USSF–67 (United States Space Force 67), carried two payloads for the Space Force directly into geostationary orbit (GEO) from LC-39A.
With the arrival of a new Raptor engine at their Boca Chica launch facility, SpaceX…
As SpaceX continues to make steady progress on multiple Starship test vehicles at their Boca…
SpaceX launched Qatar’s Es’hail-2 spacecraft Thursday, using a Falcon 9 rocket to place the communications…
SpaceX is finishing its years-long campaign to return Launch Pad 39A to crew operations. Following…
Just two weeks after the announcement of the NASA astronauts who will fly the company’s…
Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is preparing for a return to crew…
SpaceX has conducted its first launch from the Kennedy Space Center since the end of…
SpaceX has officially announced a mission swap, resulting in the Falcon 9 launch of the…
Following the loss of its Falcon 9 rocket during a static fire test, SpaceX is…
SpaceX has conducted a rollout of its giant Transporter/Erector strongback system at the Kennedy Space…
SpaceX has confirmed it is now into the construction phase of converting Kennedy Space Center’s…
Launch Pad 39A – vacated since the end of the Space Shuttle Program (SSP) –…
This week Landspace debuted the enhanced version of its ZhuQue-2 rocket and the Chang Zheng…
This week got off to a flying start when new science experiments and cargo were…
Blue Origin tested its second human-rated New Shepard capsule this week, which had been delayed…
NASA and SpaceX have launched NASA’s Europa Clipper mission to Jupiter’s icy moon Europa atop…
SpaceX and NASA have launched Crew-9 for its six-month mission aboard the International Space Station…
SpaceX has launched a mission that will not only see humans travel the farthest away…
Another busy week of spaceflight activities contained a landing failure of a Falcon 9 booster…
