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SpaceX completed its fifth test flight of its Starship spacecraft and its Super Heavy booster rocket today. Among the objectives for the test flight was the return and catch of the Super Heavy ...

SpaceX achieved a spectacular first on Sunday when it used a pair of giant mechanical arms to catch the 70-meter-tall Super Heavy booster just minutes after it deployed the Starship spacecraft to ...

More importantly, SpaceX caught the Super Heavy first stage with the launch tower's "chopstick" arms, a first in aerospace engineering that brings Starship closer to full reusability. The first ...

The Super Heavy booster returning to the launch site to be caught by its launch tower on its Oct. 13 flight. Credit: SpaceX Updated 9:45 a.m. Eastern with Starship landing. MILAN — SpaceX ...

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SpaceX today (October 13) has successfully caught its Super Heavy booster rocket mid-air following the fifth test flight of its Starship spacecraft. The feat, accomplished at SpaceX's Starbase ...

SpaceX made history Sunday on its latest test flight of Starship, managing to both successfully catch the massive rocket’s Super Heavy booster back at the launch site and return Starship to ...

The company made significant history over the weekend after it successfully caught the Super Heavy Booster as it returned from propelling the Starship to orbit. SpaceX's plans are getting bolder ...

The SpaceX Starship's fifth flight test was a success, and included a historic landing for the Super Heavy booster. The best war movies of all time, based on ratings—and no, #1 isn't 'Apocalypse ...

After takeoff and ascent, the second stage of the rocket separated while the first stage - the Super Heavy booster - came back to the launch pad and was captured by the mechanical arms that have ...