The Musk-Trump Breakup Has an Unexpected Victim: The International Space Station
Space“SpaceX will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately,” Musk says.
Read more »“SpaceX will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately,” Musk says.
Read more »Starbase could serve as a dress rehearsal for similar projects in regions with lax regulations.
Read more »Apple ended up opting for a different option.
Read more »Pyongyang has described the orbiting missile shield project as “the height of self-righteousness [and] arrogance.”
Read more »Starship 35 disintegrated during reentry, concluding Flight 9 with more questions than certainties.
Read more »“While the failure manifested at a similar point in the flight timeline as Starship’s seventh flight test, it is worth noting that the failures are distinctly different,” SpaceX points out.
Read more »With FAA approval secured and the investigation into the previous flight advanced, the world’s largest rocket is set to fly again.
Read more »With an ambitious but simpler architecture than SpaceX’s Starship program, Jeff Bezos’ space company has much to offer for lunar exploration.
Read more »The explosion of the Falcon 9 rocket marked the beginning of the feud between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
Read more »SpaceX now has the autonomy of Toyota in Japan and Huawei in China.
Read more »SpaceX operates five ground stations in Spain, all equipped with backup power systems.
Read more »“They have to wake up on their own,” an Arianespace executive said in 2013 regarding SpaceX’s promise to build reusable rockets.
Read more »The company, founded in 2002 by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, is now the Pentagon’s preferred supplier.
Read more »Russia has been testing a system called Kalinka, which is designed to disrupt Starlink communications.
Read more »Although SpaceX isn’t publicly traded, its most recent investment round has valued the company at $350 billion.
Read more »The flight of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft was far wilder than previously reported.
Read more »The Fram2 mission marks the first manned launch in history with a 90-degree inclination.
Read more »“I might go to Mars, but that will be part of America,” Musk recently claimed at a rally in Wisconsin.
Read more »A peculiar coincidence here relates to Musk’s fondness for the number 420.
Read more »Bitcoin tycoon Chun Wang has reportedly paid between $150 million and $250 million for the Fram2 mission.
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