NASA images show crater left by SpaceX rocket on moon
A NASA spacecraft has captured the clearest pictures yet of the scar a discarded SpaceX rocket left on the moon, showing a fresh crater about 60 feet across where the booster slammed
SpaceX IPO Plans Move Forward as Starship Success Boosts Company Valuation
SpaceX signals imminent IPO after achieving profitability and Starship success. Elon Musk prepares space company for public markets. Valuation surge reflects rocket technology breakthroughs and contracts.
Spent SpaceX Falcon 9 Stage Hits the Moon on August 5: A Rare Real-Time Impact and an 89-Foot Crater Near Einstein
A spent Falcon 9 upper stage strikes the Moon on August 5 near Einstein Crater at 5,400 mph. Impact physics, LRO observation plans and
SpaceX Q2 Earnings: $7.8B Revenue Beat Crushed by $18.4B AI Capex Surge—Stock Tumbles
SpaceX's first public earnings show $7.8B revenue (+92% YoY) beating $6.72B forecast, but $18.4B capital spending on AI infrastructure triggers 8% after-hours stock decline
Starship’s First Splashdown Success: What You Missed About SpaceX’s 4th Test Flight
Starship, SpaceX’s enormous rocket prototype that could send humans to Mars, successfully achieved its first ocean splashdown during its fourth flight test on Thursday, June 6th. “Splashdown confirmed! Congratulations to the entire
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NASA’s Most Veteran Astronauts Embark on Historic Starliner Flight
NASA’s two most veteran astronauts, 61-year-old Butch Wilmore and 58-year-old Suni Williams, are finally flying to the International Space Station aboard a Boeing Starliner spacecraft. The United States has a new spacecraft.
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Pixxel’s $36M Boost Powers Launch of 6 Satellites with 50x Data Capacity This Year
Usually, public sector undertakings come up with proposals to launch satellites. It is often the work of middle-aged individuals to pioneer such initiatives. However, in the case of Pixxel, two young men,
SpaceX Sacrifices Falcon 9 Booster to Launch EU’s Latest Galileo Satellites: 146 Flights Without a Loss
With a military salute, SpaceX, bid farewell to the B1060 rocket, which the company sacrificed on Sunday with the goal of launching two Galileo satellites for the European Commission. A high-flying mission
SpaceX’s Moonbase Alpha: Musk’s Plan for Lunar and Martian Expansion with Starship
Elon Musk’s SpaceX, the aerospace company, is currently experiencing its prime. It has managed to find a balance—at least theoretically—between powerful space launches and cost reduction. That’s why they created the Starship,
SpaceX and T-Mobile’s Joint Satellite Launch Aims to Transform Global Mobile Connectivity
On January 3, 2024, T-Mobile and SpaceX’s, two giants, in their respective fields – telecommunications and space exploration – joined forces to launch the first set of Starlink satellites equipped with Direct
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New Complaint Rocks SpaceX: Environmental Groups Call for Review of Starship’s Impact
There is an awakening among environmental activists about the ecological impacts of rocket launching by concerned rocket launchers as they harm the environment. For example, SpaceX is facing more scrutiny from environmental
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SpaceX Expands Capabilities with Strategic Acquisition of Parachute Manufacturer Pioneer Aerospace
SpaceX’s latest move in the space industry isn’t about launching rockets – it’s about acquiring a parachute manufacturer. The company, led by Elon Musk, has secured Pioneer Aerospace for $2.2 million. This
From Launchpad to Ionosphere: Unraveling the Mystery Behind SpaceX’s Red Glows
The breathtaking ‘SpaceX auroras’, a unique atmospheric phenomenon resulting from rocket launches, are capturing the attention of scientists and skywatchers alike. As we gaze into the heavens, these glows offer a glimpse
NASA’s New Estimate: Starship Requires ‘High Teens’ Launches for Artemis Lunar Missions
As SpaceX gears up for its next Starship test flight, a NASA official has indicated that the use of this vehicle for the Artemis lunar landings would require a significantly higher number