SpaceX announced a one-day delay from a targeted launch on Mar. 5 in a post on X Wednesday morning. You can watch the Flight ...

Currently, SpaceX is aiming for a 6:30 p.m. EST liftoff time on March 6 for the Starship Flight 8 launch. The company originally tried to launch Flight 8 on Monday, but encountered undisclosed Booster ...

Starship was supposed to deploy mock Starlink satellites and test its structural limits during reentry. The FAA grounded flights in southern Florida because of the risk of debris raining down from ...

The mission was supposed to include Starship's first payload deployment and multiple reentry experiments to get SpaceX closer to bringing the upper stage back to the launch site for an eventual catch.

The test flight will be a repeat of what SpaceX hoped to achieve on the previous Starship launch in January, when the rocket ...

SpaceX's Starship launcher spun out of control minutes after liftoff Thursday, showering fiery debris over the Bahamas and dealing another setback to Elon Musk's rocket program after a failure under ...

“Multiple metallic tile options, including one with active cooling, will test alternative materials for protecting Starship during reentry,” the company said in a statement. Perhaps the most ...

The upcoming flight will fly the same suborbital trajectory as previous missions and will target objectives not reached on the previous test, including Starship’s first payload deployment and multiple ...

"Multiple metallic tile options, including one with active cooling, will test alternative materials for protecting Starship during reentry," SpaceX wrote in a Flight 8 mission description.