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.
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 has successfully static fired its latest Falcon 9 booster ahead of what was to…
SpaceX conducted their thirteenth launch of the year Sunday, with a Falcon 9 rocket deploying…
Begining July 22nd, SpaceX is currently scheduled to perform three Falcon 9 droneship recoveries, a…
Just over two weeks after their previous launch, SpaceX is again preparing their Falcon 9…
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SpaceX is working towards a major milestone on their road to rapid and inexpensive reusability.…
SpaceX is readying for what will be their third mission this month, their fifth this…
SpaceX has launched the Koreasat-5A communications satellite for South Korea’s KT SAT on Monday, with…
SpaceX’s drone ship “Of Course I Still Love You” is undergoing repairs at Port Canaveral…
SpaceX has conducted a Static Fire test on the Falcon 9 set to launch the…
In what is another glimpse into what could become SpaceX’s regular launch cadence, another Falcon…
SpaceX has conducted a static fire test on the next Falcon 9 to launch from…
In what is anticipated to be the first of many such occasions, SpaceX has conducted…