SpaceX’s CRS-6 Dragon unberthed from the International Space Station (ISS) and was released from the grip of the Station’s “Big Arm” on Thursday. The resupply ship then completed homeward leg of her trouble-free orbital adventures, with a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean expected less than six hours after parting ways with the orbital outpost.
While the internet community continues its fascination with the Falcon 9 First Stage landing attempt…
SpaceX successfully launched its seventh Dragon resupply mission en route to the International Space Station…
Following the launch of SpaceX’s 18th Commercial Resupply Services 1 contracted cargo mission, the CRS-18…
The 100th orbital launch of 2018, Roscosmos’ Soyuz MS-11 lofted three international crewmembers from the…
SpaceX is working towards a major milestone on their road to rapid and inexpensive reusability.…
SpaceX’s CRS-13 Dragon unberthed from the ISS ahead of a return to a Pacific Ocean…
With last Friday’s successful launch of CRS-13, SpaceX marked its fiftieth orbital launch. The milestone…
SpaceX’s Dragon capsule for resupply mission CRS-13 has arrived at the International Space Station on…
SpaceX launched a flight-proven Falcon 9 rocket Friday, deploying a Dragon spacecraft on the CRS-13…
Fifteen months after a static fire accident removed SLC-40 from operation, SpaceX is complete with…
SpaceX has realigned the launch date for the Bulgariasat-1 mission, which due to a two…
SpaceX took a step into the future Thursday as it reused – for the first…
SpaceX has conducted its first launch from the Kennedy Space Center since the end of…
A moment nearly six years in the making. Fire and flame returned to the historic…
SpaceX returned its Falcon 9 rocket to flight Saturday with a mission that delivered ten…
SpaceX launched Japan’s JCSAT-16 communications satellite in the early hours of Sunday via a Falcon…
SpaceX’s Lars Hoffman stated his company’s continued advancements with its reusability goals are not only…
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket made its twenty-fifth flight – and its second of the month…
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket – forced to delay its opening attempts to launch the SES-9…
