SpaceX’s CRS-16 Dragon spacecraft has concluded the EOM (End Of Mission) phase of her mission following unberthing from the International Space Station (ISS) on Sunday. Dragon’s release from the Space Station Remote Manipulator System (SSRMS) occurred at 23:33 UTC, with splashdown in the Pacific Ocean expected around 05:10 UTC on Monday.
SpaceX conducted its second launch in barely 48 hours on Wednesday, with their Falcon 9…
With the all-important Demo-1 launch complete, SpaceX has quickly begun converting Pad 39A to ready…
As the NG-10 Cygnus sails through its post-ISS mission, Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems continues showcasing…
One year ago today, Falcon Heavy launched for the first time – successfully sending Starman…
The eighth and final Iridium NEXT launch – that was conducted on Friday – will…
SpaceX’s CRS-16 resupply mission to the International Space Station has been grappled by Canadarm2 –…
SpaceX will for the first time launch a Falcon 9 booster on its third flight…
SpaceX launched Qatar’s Es’hail-2 spacecraft Thursday, using a Falcon 9 rocket to place the communications…
After several weeks without a launch, SpaceX is returning to action, conducting the static fire…
SpaceX’s launch manifest for the remainder of 2018 is beginning to take shape. The company…
SpaceX’s CRS-15 Dragon spacecraft has completed the EOM (End Of Mission) phase with a splashdown…
SpaceX’s first Crew Dragon that will fly the uncrewed Demonstration Mission -1 (DM-1) as part…
SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft began its next mission to the International Space Station Friday, with launch…