SpaceX has aborted an attempt to catch its Starship rocket using a “chopsticks” system. With SpaceX boss Elon Musk and President-elect Donald Trump watching on, Starship’s Super Heavy ...

SpaceX’s next Starship test this Sunday aims for a world first: catching the returning booster with 'chopstick' arms—a key step toward rapid reusability.

SpaceX continues to build and test Starships, with a current fleet of four boosters undergoing refurbishment and testing, ...

Starship has flown eight test flights to date, two of which occurred this year. Both Flight 7 and Flight 8 — which launched on Jan. 16 and March 6, respectively — were partially successful. In each ...

The catch was called off just four minutes into the test flight from Texas for safety reasons, and the booster hit the water three minutes later. SpaceX's Elon Musk said Wednesday via X that the ...

It seems that the incredibly taxing efforts to catch the nosecone fairings from its Falcon 9 rockets before they hit the corrosive ocean water have come to an end. SpaceX spent many months honing ...

We’re getting a live look at SpaceX courtesy of Space Channel. Louis Balderas is bringing us all the latest out of Starbase. This week at ...

It seems SpaceX is all-in for the historic Super Heavy landing at the launch tower. It is supposed to use its “chopsticks” to catch the giant booster in the air, hoping that this procedure ...