SpaceX is gearing up for a groundbreaking test flight of its Starship rocket, aiming to bring it back to its Texas launch pad from low-Earth orbit. This ambitious attempt could redefine rocket reusability and set the stage for future missions to Mars.
In a remarkable achievement, SpaceX launched nine rockets in just ten days, including a historic Falcon 9 mission that marked the 30th successful landing of its first stage booster. The company remains on track for 150 missions this year, with a focus on Starlink satellites and military contracts. Discover how SpaceX is pushing the boundaries of rocket reusability and advanced technologies.
SpaceX successfully launched its Transporter 14 mission, sending 70 payloads, including Earth-observing satellites and a memorial capsule with cremated remains, into orbit from California. The Falcon 9 rocket's first stage landed safely at sea, marking another milestone in reusability.
SpaceX has shattered its rocket-reuse record with the Falcon 9's 28th launch, carrying 28 Starlink satellites. The mission marks a significant milestone in rocket reusability and satellite deployment.
After a setback from an explosion, SpaceX is preparing to launch its Starship tonight. This test aims to demonstrate new capabilities and move closer to a fully reusable spacecraft for future moon and Mars missions.
