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
Rescuing Hubble Space Telescope: Enter Momentus and Astroscale
After 33 years in orbit, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope is facing an uncertain future. The Hubble Space Telescope might be falling into a dangerous low-Earth orbit. Astroscale, a Tokyo-based startup, and Momentus
Rahul Somvanshi
Space Race Heats Up: Second Company to Join Lunar Mission Quest, Challenging SpaceX
Intensifying the competition between Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin and defense company Northrop Grumman, US officials will reveal a second company selected to build a spacecraft for lunar mission on Friday. The Artemis
Karmactive Team
Southern California Startup Unveils Plans for World’s First Commercial Space Station
Plans to launch the world’s first commercial space station called Haven-1 have been unveiled by Southern California aerospace startup Vast Space LL.C. Initially functioning as an independent crewed space station, Haven-1 will
Environmental and Cultural Organizations File Lawsuit Against SpaceX’s Starship Program
Environmental and cultural heritage organizations have sued the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) over the approval of SpaceX’s Starship launch program. The suit claimed that federal environmental laws were violated by the approval.
Govind Tekale
SpaceX Urges Caution & Recovery as Hexagonal Heat Shield Tiles Found in Debris of Failed Starship Test Launch
On April 20, SpaceX’s Starship got its first test launch and exploded minutes later. The explosion caused debris from the rocket to wash up on the shores around the Starbase launch facility
Explosive Results: The Mayhem Caused by SpaceX’s Starship Rocket Launch
SpaceX’s Starship rocket launch failure in Texas on Thursday exposed the potential issues with the program. The rocket’s “flight termination system” functioned as designed, but debris was a major concern. The world’s
SpaceX’s Starship Torch: The Miniature Flamethrower That Will Ignite Your Inner Space Enthusiast
While SpaceX may have failed to launch its first orbital test flight of the Starship vehicle, it has managed to launch the Starship Torch, a miniature version of the spacecraft. Wit a
SpaceX’s Historic Starship Orbital Launch Attempt Halted By A Frozen Valve
SpaceX’s historic orbital launch attempt was halted due to a frozen pressure valve. The huge Starship rocket stack was filled with propellant before the call-off. The SpaceX’s high-stakes Starship is predicted to
Countdown to History: SpaceX’s Starship Awaits Launch Approval for Orbital Test Flight
There is a gleam of SpaceX’s Starship in the sunrise over the company’s Starbase facility in South Texas. The Starship vehicle is ready and waiting to make its debut test flight. The
Sateliot Launches Groundbreaking 5G IoT Satellite A.K.A “The Cell Tower In Sace” with SpaceX
A Spanish company, Sateliot, is sending its 5G IoT satellite to space. The satellite will be carried by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The satellite launch will