with Starship using its Raptor engines to alter its flight path. SpaceX nailed two out of six test flights for the Starship program in its past missions, but the company wants to immediately ...

Present during the launch event on SpaceX's viewing platform was its ... Through this, Starship was able to alter its flight path as it began its reentry, with the Stainless Steel spacecraft ...

SpaceX launched another test flight of its Starship rocket on Tuesday, foregoing an attempt to catch the Super Heavy booster at the launch site near Brownsville, Texas, but successfully relighting ...

SpaceX's massive Starship vehicle that will ... following a similar suborbital path as previous flights. The vehicle's 232-foot "Super Heavy" rocket booster splashed down off the coast of Texas ...

SpaceX aborted a highly anticipated booster ... process of reviewing a launch license alteration because the flight path of this week’s flight was expected to closely mimic an earlier test.

SpaceX kept the same flight path as last time, but changed some steps along the way as well as the time of day. Starship was launched in late afternoon instead of early morning to ensure daylight ...

• SpaceX launched Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, on its sixth test flight from South Texas. The rocket made a safe landing and stayed intact Tuesday night as it splashed down in ...

Update for 6:44 p.m. ET: SpaceX has ... current 65-minute flight plan. It is expected to fly on a similar trajectory to Flight 5, which launched a Starship vehicle on a path that entered space ...

In the seventh test flight, the spacecraft’s engines will ignite in orbit, and also again as the vehicle returns to Earth for a splashdown in the Indian Ocean. Looking ahead, SpaceX is building ...