SpaceX launched its Starship rocket on its latest test flight Thursday, but the spacecraft was destroyed following a booster catch back at the pad.. Elon Musk’s company said Starship broke apart ...

SpaceX's Starship Mars rocket makes it farther than the last test flight, ... The stated goal, employees said, was to make it to separation of the rocket booster and the Starship craft.

Mechazilla, a giant metal arm, successfully caught SpaceX's descending rocket booster during fifth test launch. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ Funniest cap messages Get the USA TODAY app ...

The booster measures 230 feet in height and 30 feet in diameter, and will be used to launch SpaceX's Starship spacecraft, a fully reusable transport system for interplanetary travel into orbit and ...

SpaceX successfully caught its Starship's rocket booster during the rocket's fifth flight test early Sunday in Boca Chica, Texas. The Super Heavy rocket and Starship spacecraft, collectively ...

SpaceX’s latest Starship rocket test flight Thursday saw the spacecraft break apart during its ascent, just moments after a dramatic, successful booster catch at the launchpad. SpaceX confirmed ...

SpaceX pulled off a launch-tower catch of Starship's Super Heavy booster during a test flight today (Jan. 16) but lost the vehicle's upper stage.

The craft was able to launch at SpaceX’s private Starbase site, but telemetry data revealed that several of the spacecraft's engines had failed, triggering the explosion before the booster and ...

Starship, SpaceX's mega-rocket system, is made of two parts — a ship and a Super Heavy booster, designed to heave the craft into orbit. This Super Heavy prototype, also known as Booster 3, is ...

The huge blast enveloped the craft as it stood upright at Starbase, before massive plumes of flames and smoke mushroomed into ...

The huge 39-foot-wide booster would blast off using 42 high-power SpaceX-designed Raptor engines burning liquid oxygen and cryogenic methane, generating a combined 28.7 million pounds of thrust.

SpaceX on Tuesday launched another Starship rocket, but passed up catching the booster with giant mechanical arms. Unlike last month’s success, the booster was directed to a splashdown in the ...