SpaceX Aims to Land Starship Booster on Fifth Flight in Bid to Increase Performance and Flight Rate

SpaceX Aims to Land Starship Booster on Fifth Flight in Bid to Increase Performance and Flight Rate

SpaceX Plans to Increase Flight Rate and Boost Starship Performance SpaceX Plans to Increase Flight Rate and Boost Starship Performance SpaceX to Attempt Starship Booster Landing on Fifth Flight In an exciting development, SpaceX is gearing up to attempt landing a Starship booster on its fifth flight, showcasing plans to enhance the vehicle’s flight rate … Read more

SpaceX Starship Launch: Third Attempt to Launch “Most Powerful Rocket Ever” by Elon Musk

SpaceX Starship Launch: Third Attempt to Launch “Most Powerful Rocket Ever” by Elon Musk

SpaceX SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft on the launch pad There are no two without three… and hopefully the third one will be for good. After two failed attempts, SpaceX, owned by the North American Elon Musk, will launch again, this Wednesday, the “most powerful rocket ever”. This Wednesday, when it is 12pm in Lisbon, the SpaceX … Read more

NASA Astronauts Test SpaceX Starship Elevator Concept for Artemis Lunar Lander and Possible 2027 Postponement

NASA Astronauts Test SpaceX Starship Elevator Concept for Artemis Lunar Lander and Possible 2027 Postponement

NASA astronauts have been testing an elevator concept (replica of the elevator system on a much smaller scale) for the lunar lander that will bring people back to the surface of the moon, the portal pointed out this week Space.com. The Starship HLS (Human Landing System) spacecraft will transport two astronauts to the surface of … Read more

NASA in Race Against Time to Fix Software Defect on Voyager 1 Spacecraft 15 Billion Miles from Earth

NASA in Race Against Time to Fix Software Defect on Voyager 1 Spacecraft 15 Billion Miles from Earth

NASA announced its intervention to fix a software defect on board the Voyager 1 spacecraft, which is more than 15 billion miles away from Earth. The agency stated that its engineers are trying to fix a software defect on board the Voyager 1 spacecraft, which explores the outer limits of the solar system and is … Read more

SpaceX Starship Rocket Test Launch and Future Plans

SpaceX has conducted a new round of testing of its super-heavy Starship rocket, designed to send people and cargo to other planets. Today, November 18, Elon Musk’s SpaceX successfully launched its super-heavy rocket called Starship. With its help, in the future it is planned to colonize the planets and satellites of the solar system. The … Read more

SpaceX Starship Launch: Ready for Liftoff at the Texas Launch Site

SpaceX Starship Launch: Ready for Liftoff at the Texas Launch Site

SpaceXStarship ready for launch at the Texas launch site NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 10:48 Ivo Landman editor Online Ivo Landman editor Online Today, SpaceX will attempt to launch a Starship prototype into space for the second time. It is the most powerful rocket ever, which should take people to the moon and Mars in a few years. … Read more

“Watch Live: Test Launch of World’s Largest Rocket System – ‘Starship’ for Moon and Mars Trips”

At 15:15, the test flight of the largest and most powerful rocket system in the world – “Starship” – begins. Watch live the launch of the 120-meter launch vehicle intended for trips to the moon and to Mars. The $3 billion rocket is 120 meters tall and is considered the most powerful in the world. … Read more

SpaceX’s New Video Imagines Human Settlements on Mars

SpaceX, the private spaceflight company founded by entrepreneur Elon Musk, has released a stunning new animated video detailing its proposed mission to Mars. The two-minute clip showcases the company’s spacecraft, the Starship, as it launches from Earth, lands on the red planet, and deploys a fleet of robotic rovers. The video also highlights how the … Read more

Why did the first orbital launch of Virgin Orbit in the UK fail?

Written by Samah Labib Thursday, 09 February 2023 03:00 AM The company’s first orbital launch has ended Virgin Orbit From UK soil that was supposed to be a major milestone for the company and the region failed because of an internal component that cost about $100, according to SpaceNews and quoted by engadget. Dan Hart, … Read more