SpaceX has pushed the maiden flight of its Starship V3 rocket to Wednesday, June 18, adding a day to the countdown for what would be the most powerful launch vehicle ever to leave a pad. Standing 408 ...

The 13th Test Flight: Progress Meets Persistent Challenges Between Friday night and Saturday, SpaceX carried out the 13th ...

Welcome to Edition 9.11 of the Rocket Report! The most interesting story of the week, in our view, is a deep dive by Stephen Clark, linked below, into the dwindling fortunes of United Launch Alliance.

The next test flight of SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy booster could take off as soon as Thursday, and much of the hour-long mission will look a lot like the last Starship flight in May.

A Raptor engine shutdown on Starship’s first orbital flight could delay NASA’s plan to land astronauts on the moon by 2028.

SpaceX is now targeting Thursday, July 23, for the 13th test flight of Starship, after the company scrubbed its first attempt on July 16. It will be only the second launch of the vehicle’s V3 ...

SpaceX is eyeing a Sept. 28 launch of its Starship rocket. Ahead of flight 14, relive all of the previous launches of the world's largest rocket.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Engines were switched and a tropical storm had moved along, so SpaceX was able to launch the Starship and Super Heavy rocket on ...

Less than a week after its last test, SpaceX's latest Starship spacecraft went back to the stand for engine checkouts ahead of a coming test flight. The upper stage for SpaceX's giant Starship rocket, ...

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SpaceX tried to get its 13th suborbital test flight of its Starship and Super Heavy rocket off the ground from Texas on Thursday, but its engines had an automatic shutdown just as they were beginning ...

As the countdown timer hit zero, after the engines had already ignited, the launch was scrubbed. That left the massive rocket – and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s grand ambitions – in limbo yet again. Here’s ...