SpaceX has launched its Starship mega rocket again after back-to-back explosions. It made it through the entire test flight ...

SpaceX's latest unmanned Starship launch experienced various hiccups on Tuesday, May 27 and eventually broke up about an hour after it took off.

Following multiple failed launches of its Starship rocket, SpaceX is once again dealing with an unsuccessful mission. The 403 ...

The Starship blasted off from SpaceX's launch site, Starbase, Texas, where residents voted this month to organize as an official city.

SpaceX launched Starship Tuesday, May 27 on its first test flight since March. This time, the vehicle further than the previous two flights.

Ultimately, SpaceX intends for future generations of the rocket to be capable of multiple liftoffs per day. SpaceX won't attempt to catch booster at launch pad with viral 'chopsticks' maneuver: Here's ...

In a matter of days, SpaceX could launch massive Starship once again. What happened on previous 8 flight tests? What is the ...

SpaceX's massive Starship rocket could be on the cusp of flying ... involves SpaceX catching the booster with giant mechanical arms known as chopsticks. While the Starship hasn't exploded in ...

Rocket Labs’ agility and precision made it ... was caught in midair by two mechanical “chopstick” arms, while the upper stage splashed down in the Indian Ocean as planned.

Despite the loss of the ship, the company successfully demonstrated how its massive mechanical arms dubbed “chopsticks” caught the rocket booster at the launch pad for the second time ever.