SpaceX launched its Starship mega-rocket for the seventh time. It achieved an epic booster catch, but the ship was lost.

These eerie images of a fiery sky show the moment when SpaceX’s Starship rocket dramatically returned to Earth in pieces last week. They were captured by photographer James Temple, who was ...

Starship's previous six test flights occurred in April and November of 2023 and March, June, October and November of last ...

The 171-foot-tall (52 meters) spacecraft exploded over the Atlantic Ocean near the Turks and Caicos islands around 8.5 ...

SpaceX plans to launch the seventh full-scale test flight of its massive Super Heavy booster and Starship rocket Thursday ...

SpaceX Starship explode over Atlantic Ocean on Flight Test 7 January 16, 2025. Starship Flight Test 7. Starbase, South Texas. 403 feet tall. LIFTOFF! The first stage, Super Heavy, returned to the ...

After flying on its own for about five ... s traveling through space — will be crucial to SpaceX figuring out the fuller picture of how Starship will eventually carry out more complex missions ...

Also flying for the first time was SpaceX's new-generation second-stage Starship. This new generation comes with significant upgrades designed for "bringing major improvements to reliability and ...

SpaceX's Starship prototype was lost during its seventh test flight after experiencing engine issues. The Super Heavy booster successfully landed using the "chopsticks" mechanism before the ...

"This new year will be transformational for Starship," SpaceX said on its website, "with the goal of bringing reuse of the entire system online and flying increasingly ambitious missions as we ...

In these two X posts, Musk demonstrates what sets SpaceX apart from other commercial rocket launch businesses. His plan is to test improvements quickly, get Starship flying, and then build rockets ...

“This new year will be transformational for Starship,” SpaceX said, “with the goal of bringing reuse of the entire system online and flying increasingly ambitious missions as we iterate ...