After the second loss of Starship was visible in Florida skies, new questions are being raised about the powerful launch ...

Prior to the apparent explosion, SpaceX conducted its third catch of its Super Heavy booster, equipped with 33 Raptor engines, that returned to the Texas launchpad where the so-called “chopsticks” ...

followed by the 165-foot vehicle separating from the 232-foot Super Heavy rocket booster. The rocket booster itself successfully navigated back to the launch pad, where SpaceX was able to catch it ...

That's because, as before, even if the Super Heavy rocket launched the spacecraft and was able to return to the ground, the Starship itself exploded in glorious fashion. The mission started at ...

The failure of the eighth Starship test comes just over a month after the seventh also ended in an explosive failure ...

Video shows the remains of the 400-foot spacecraft from Elon Musk's company, composed of both the Starship vehicle and Super Heavy rocket ... booster at the launch pad during the launch, but ...

Seven minutes later, Starship's huge first-stage booster, known as Super Heavy, returned to Starbase for a dramatic catch by ...

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 ...

SpaceX marked a significant advancement in rocket reusability on Mar. 7 when the launch tower successfully caught its Super Heavy booster during Starship’s eighth test flight, though the mission ...

But just minutes after it separated from the Super Heavy booster Starship’s upper stage lost power in several engines. Footage showed it spinning down to Earth before the livestream of the ...