SpaceX launched a flight-proven Falcon 9 rocket Friday, deploying a Dragon spacecraft on the CRS-13 resupply mission to the International Space Station. The launch was conducted at the returning Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, lifting off at 10:36 Eastern time (15:36 UTC).
SpaceX has conducted a static fire test on the next Falcon 9 to launch from…
For the second time this week, SpaceX has static fired one of their rockets at…
Iridium Communications – in the midst of launching their next generation communications constellation – has…
SpaceX continues to press forward with preparations for Flight 8 of Starship, ranging from vehicle…
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United Launch Alliance (ULA) has done its part in returning the US to the Moon…
SpaceX’s Super Heavy Booster 9 prototype has completed its pre-launch static fire test. This follows…
After a delay caused by Hurricane Nicole, SpaceX launched its 52nd mission of 2022 with…
As NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket stands ready for its first test flight next…
The Korean Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) has conducted its second launch of the Korea Space…
Starship SN15 proved out a number of upgrades that resulted in a smooth touchdown on…
With Starship SN8’s test flight still fresh in the memory, SN9 is set to complete…
Rounding off a record-breaking and historic launch manifest for 2020, SpaceX conducted its second dedicated…
After a six-year pause, Russia has resumed flight tests of its next-generation Angara rocket with…
Following a slightly convoluted engine testing campaign, Starship SN8 is working through the final steps…
Across the world, several startup launch providers such as Relativity Space, Astra, Virgin Orbit, and…
Starship SN8 is to become the next prototype vehicle to undergo a test flight. CEO…
SpaceX has broken another reuse record on the Starlink v1.0 L10 mission. For the first…
