The U.S. Air Force received feedback from the community on the future launch of Elon Musk’s Starship rocket at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

SpaceX's Starship exploded for the most recent time last month at Starbase in Texas. Now, Mexico is threatening legal action for potential pollution.

FAA testing SpaceX's Starlink internet service to improve Air Traffic Control. Over 41 connections tested in facilities across US.

President Claudia Sheinbaum’s lawsuit warning came after a June 18 explosion at Starbase lobbed debris across the Rio Grande ...

SpaceX seeks regulatory permissions to start launching Starship-Super Heavy rocket systems from Launch Complex 37 at Cape ...

The FAA report predicts authorized space operations could range from 2,067 to 4,010 over the next 10 years. The high range of ...

The United States Air Force has announced that it will cease collaboration with SpaceX on a sophisticated rocket championed ...

SpaceX said on Thursday its debris recovery efforts after last week's Starship explosion have been hindered and it has sought cooperation from Mexico, whose president has raised the possibility of ...

Pentagon to consider SpaceX alternative for Space Force satellite program The outcome of the review could impact the procurement of as many as 140 satellites for the Space Development Agency’s ...

Until last year, the FAA allowed SpaceX to try up to five Starship launches a year. This month, the figure was increased to 25. A lot can go wrong during a launch of a vehicle to space.

The most recent SpaceX Starship test launch ended in disaster again, with the rocket exploding shortly after takeoff. Here's what we known about the explosion.

SpaceX Starship exploded in a fiery blaze during a routine engine test near Boca, Chica, Texas, about 180 miles from Corpus Christi. What happened?