SpaceX launched its huge Starship rocket on ... will provide 46.5 million cubic space for processing with 815,000 square feet of work space. Construction is expected to be completed by the end ...

SpaceX's Starship lost control and started spinning wildly just as it reached space on Thursday, causing major flight disruptions in Florida over the possibility of falling debris. SpaceX lost ...

SpaceX logo and Elon Musk photo are seen in this illustration taken, December 19, 2022.(Dado Ruvic/Reuters) She played a key role in SpaceX’s fast-growing Starlink service and is leaving the ...

The upper portion of SpaceX's massive Starship spacecraft exploded once again minutes into its Thursday flight test, creating a cascade of fiery debris visible from Florida to the Caribbean.

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SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, has continuously pushed the boundaries of space exploration over the past 20 years. From the successful launch of the first privately-funded liquid-fueled rocket to ...

Each Gigabay will be 380 feet tall with about 46.5 million cubic feet of interior processing space and 815,000 square feet of workspace. The Florida location will be built adjacent SpaceX’s ...

SpaceX's eighth Starship flight test on Thursday resulted in an explosion, the second of such uncrewed tests since January. Nine minutes after the launch, SpaceX lost communication with the ...

In brief: For the second time in two months, a SpaceX shuttle has exploded in mid-air in a stunning display of fireballs visible from the ground. Both incidents disrupted air traffic despite the ...

Nine minutes into the mission, the ship began spinning out of control. Seven weeks after an explosion sent pieces of a Starship launch vehicle falling into the Atlantic, SpaceX on Thursday again ...

SpaceX’s Starship spiraled out of control while in space during a test flight Thursday, marking the second launch in a row that the vehicle has run into a fatal problem on its way to orbit.