To say 11 April 2019 was a banner day for SpaceX would be an understatement. The private space company that has soared into the public’s imagination and trust not only succeeded in launching its Falcon Heavy rocket – the most powerful currently operational rocket in the world – on its first commercial flight, but also – just 70 minutes before that launch – secured yet another first: the launch contract for the first-ever spacecraft impact asteroid redirect mission.
Over a year after its previous flight, SpaceX conducted the Static Fire test on its…
With the all-important Demo-1 launch complete, SpaceX has quickly begun converting Pad 39A to ready…
One year ago today, Falcon Heavy launched for the first time – successfully sending Starman…
SpaceX is preparing to return to launch action with the CRS-15 Dragon mission to the…
The long-awaited and much anticipated heavy lift rocket from SpaceX has become the most powerful…
SpaceX is preparing to launch its second mission from KSC’s Pad 39A, with the expendable…
The Russian Federal Space Agency, Roscosmos, launched the Progress MS-05/66P resupply mission on Wednesday morning…
SpaceX has conducted a Static Fire test on its latest Falcon 9 v1.1 rocket Saturday,…
SpaceX will conduct a second attempt at landing a Falcon 9 v1.1 core stage on…
SpaceX has confirmed it is now into the construction phase of converting Kennedy Space Center’s…
The United States Air Force (USAF) have awarded SpaceX with two Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle…