SpaceX’s Starship SN10 launched – and nailed the landing – Wednesday. However, likely due to the failure of some of the landing legs, the slightly tilted Starship caught fire on the landing pad and then blew up a few minutes later.
With this advancement in the test program, future vehicles are seeing their Raptor engines arrive, most with some comical insider joke placed on their hardware.
Starship SN10’s wait for launch, following weather-related delays, could soon be over following an optimistic…
The three Raptor engines tasked with Starship’s third high altitude test flight have been installed…
Just over a year after the first integrated flight test, SpaceX successfully launched the fourth…
SpaceX is gearing up for Flight 4. The start of full stack testing on Thursday…
There are two words that most people never want to hear at a rocket launch,…
It’s been a whole year since the last launch out of Starbase, Texas – as…
SpaceX’s Starship program is set to take its next leap in the coming year, following…
With the maiden orbital flight of Starship approaching, Orbital Launch Pad A in Starbase, Texas,…
At ~5:02 pm CDT on August 27, 2019, SpaceX successfully launched its Starhopper test vehicle…
Just one year after losing Starship SN4 after a Static Fire test, SpaceX’s progress at…
SpaceX is considering numerous options for the upcoming Starship test schedule as the goal of…
Starship SN15 proved out a number of upgrades that resulted in a smooth touchdown on…
Starship SN15 is expected to undergo a Static Fire test as early as this week…
Today, Roscosmos is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Vostok-1 mission, which launched Yuri Gagarin…
Just days after Starship SN11 conducted a fog-cloaked test flight that ended in an explosive…
Surrounded by a blanket of fog, Starship SN11 launched on Tuesday before suffering an issue…
Starship SN11 will re-attempt a Static Fire test Thursday – following a scrub on Monday…
Just days after SN10 completed the first – albeit hard – Starship prototype landing, SN11…
Starship SN9 is no more, following her successful flight and return, prior to losing a…
