(According to that email, NASA plans to deploy a Gulfstream V jet to observe the upcoming flight.) Related: What's next for SpaceX's Starship after its successful 6th test flight? Starship ...

Plumes of smoke and fire spread near SpaceX's launch site in Boca Chica as the company carried out a test in anticipation of Starship's next flight. On Monday, SpaceX posted about a "static fire ...

Elon Musk is hosting President-elect Donald Trump in a control room in Brownsville, Texas, where they've just watched the ...

SpaceX's enormous Starship rocket is the largest to ... While it is hard to know for sure how the noise produced by the Saturn V would have compared, it was certainly loud enough that there ...

Eager to ramp up the frequency of test flights for its next-generation Starship rocket, SpaceX has moved the first-stage Super Heavy booster to the launchpad for preflight testing ahead of its ...

SpaceX successfully completed the sixth test launch of its Starship vehicle Tuesday, but skipped the anticipated "booster catch" maneuver before the rocket and spacecraft splashed down.

SpaceX launched ... venerated yellow fruit to Starship,” Tice said. A banana decal that is 3 feet tall has also been put on the Starship rocket’s exterior. For comparison, the Starship and ...

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SpaceX's Starship, the world's most powerful 400-foot-tall (122 meters) rocket, took to the skies once again on Tuesday, November 19. Starship’s sixth suborbital test flight took place from SpaceX's ...

SpaceX didn't attempt to catch the Super Heavy booster by a pair of "chopsticks" mid-air as planned. Starship moving towards full, rapid reusability is key to Elon Musk's plans for Mars.

Starship is ready for its Nov. 19 launch. The largest, most powerful rocket ever built is about to launch on its sixth test flight. SpaceX's Starship upper stage and Super Heavy booster are ...