SpaceX has recently achieved a remarkable milestone in the world of space exploration with its innovative rocket recovery system known as Mechazilla. This tall, striking structure plays a crucial ...

SpaceX is set to test its massive Starship rocket next week following a successful catch of its Super Heavy booster by the "Mechazilla" arms last month.

SpaceX tested its huge Starship rocket launch system for the sixth time on Tuesday evening, following up on a fifth test that shocked all watching. The sixth test will undoubtedly teach SpaceX a ...

In one of the most dramatic, high-risk space flights to date, SpaceX launched a gargantuan Super Heavy-Starship rocket on an unpiloted test flight Sunday and then used giant "mechazilla ...

Elon Musk's SpaceX achieved a world-first engineering feat, catching the returning booster of its Starship rocket with mechanical arms back at the launch pad.

It was a one-step-forward, one-step-back kind of day for SpaceX. The Mechazilla tower once again caught the incoming Starship booster in dramatic fashion, but the upper stage was lost due to an ...

SpaceX rocket booster 'caught' on first attempt during flight test SpaceX conducted its fifth flight test of Starship, its most powerful spacecraft.

SpaceX says it has identified and addressed the problems. Though Super Heavy made it safely back to Mechazilla, one of its engines failed to fire during the boostback burn, the company explained.

SpaceX has once again rewritten the rules of space exploration with its latest engineering feat—using "Mechazilla" to catch a Super Heavy booster mid-air during its Starship Flight 5 on October ...

Mechazilla, a giant metal arm, successfully caught SpaceX's descending rocket booster during fifth test launch.

SpaceX's mega rocket Starship is stacked at Starbase's metal tower, dubbed Mechazilla, as it is prepared for a test flight in Boca Chica, Texas, Sunday, Jan. 12, 2025.

Into Mechazilla’s arms SpaceX pushed its testing even further by retrieving the Super Heavy booster post-launch.