SpaceX has used landing legs for most of its spacecraft in the past, but the newest model will use another mechanism. Here's why SpaceX plans to catch Starship... .
The upper section of SpaceX's massive Starship rocket has officially made it home to South Texas after its recovery on the other side of the world following a flight test ....
Florida would seem like the obvious place for SpaceX to launch Starship, but the company chose Texas instead. The decision came with some trade-offs ... .
The great views of Starship's first orbital flight keep on coming ... But on Tuesday, the company gave us something even better, releasing gorgeous video of Starlink craft popping out of the Starship upper stage's "Pez dispenser" slot.
SpaceX won approval for plans to build a 32-mile natural gas pipeline to fuel its massive Starship rocket in Cape Canaveral. The pipeline would allow SpaceX to increase the number of Starship launches, reducing its dependence on truckloads of fuel.
When SpaceX’s giant Starship rocket exploded over the Caribbean last year, the internet lit up with videos from airline passengers, island tourists and locals showing flaming debris shooting across the sky.
The first Starship launch from Florida may be just a few months away ... 28, which saw Starship reach orbit for the first time. But SpaceX is working hard to get three pads on Florida'sSpace Coast ready for Starship.
After months at sea and a huge recovery effort by SpaceX, StarshipFlight 13’s Ship 40 is back home... 7 to catch sight of the returning Starship. Starship's ... Starship plopped over and bobbed in the sea.
But he warned that massive capital spending and execution risk around Starship could test investor patience. [...]. This is an abstract of the document.
SpaceX is seeking approval for a 32.4-mile natural gas pipeline in Florida to supply fuel for its Starship rockets as the company prepares to expand launch operations at Cape Canaveral... Starship fuel network expands.
In the week beginning September 28th 2026, SpaceX's Starship reached orbit and deployed 23 Starlink V3 satellites, while the company also completed three Falcon 9 launches and a Dragon docking with the ISS within 13 hours.