China's attempt to build an orbital satellite network similar to SpaceX's Starlink is off to an alarming start.
Speculation is swirling that the two Starliner astronauts, currently stuck on the ISS, may have to return home on a SpaceX Dragon.
The company plans to launch thousands of direct-to-cell Starlink satellites, which may interfere with our views of the night sky.
The hybrid spacecraft launched in December 2023 for its third flight, but very little is known about this secretive Chinese mission.
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft could launch with two astronauts instead of four to make room for the Starliner crew.
A report suggests SpaceX's giant rocket might be too big to dock with NASA Moon-orbiting outpost.
That's on top of the $1.1 billion in previously reported losses on the spacecraft, which still hasn't passed certification.
The vessel's crew, whose stay aboard the ISS has stretched over a month longer than planned, conducted tests on the commercial spacecraft's thrusters—and the initial data is encouraging.
SpaceX's workhorse launch vehicle has been cleared to fly following an investigation into the July 11 incident, which resulted in the loss of 20 Starlink satellites.
Astronauts get aches, pains, and allergies just like those of us back on Earth, but they may be out of luck if the pills go bad before they return home from the Red Planet.
Cost overruns and delays doomed the ice-hunting lunar rover.
The Ramses mission would stalk the asteroid as it barrels toward our planet.
The test is part of ongoing efforts to increase space-to-Earth communication speeds by 1,000-fold.
The rare atmospheric phenomenon was powered by thunderstorms off the coast of South Africa.
The Falcon 9 failed to deliver the satellites to their intended orbit, spoiling an impressive streak for the hard-working, freakishly reliable launch vehicle.
Scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine and Cornell University have designed a Dune-inspired spacesuit that recycles urine, which should help prolong spacewalks.
An upcoming Chinese mission will attempt to deflect a small asteroid in the ultimate showdown of planetary defense.
The intense radiation from Jupiter could damage parts of the Europa Clipper spacecraft, putting NASA's mission to explore Europa at risk.
So far, the temperatures achieved during tests on the ground are not what the teams had hoped for.
The rocket's second stage failed to raise its altitude, preventing two of its payloads from being deployed successfully.
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