SpaceX on Sunday successfully “caught” its “Super Heavy” booster on its first attempt during a flight test, a first for the company and its most powerful spacecraft. Starship lifted off ...

The Starship’s upper-stage vehicle separated from the 233-foot heavy booster, which propels the monster rocket, and headed into space. This time, however, the booster returned to Starbase ...

The 232-ft booster, known as ‘Super Heavy’, was caught by huge metal arms on the launch tower dubbed chopsticks. It is a feat of engineering which some thought might never be possible ...

The mangled metal is part of the first-stage booster that flew on the most recent Starship test flight, Musk said. "Like the ruins of a futuristic, long-dead civilization," he wrote in another ...

A SpaceX booster rocket has returned to Earth and been caught by giant robotic arms - following a successful launch of the company's reusable Starship spacecraft. It was the first attempt to bring ...

A study by the Department of Rheumatology and Immunology at the Hannover Medical School (MHH) has now scientifically proven the effectiveness of the new omicron booster. In cooperation with the ...

Moment SpaceX successfully catches returning rocket booster On this latest test flight, the Super Heavy booster returned to Boca Chica on the border with Mexico, where the launch tower 'caught' it ...

Starship's fifth test launch was a ringing success for SpaceX and it's booster-catching mechanical arms. Credit: SERGIO FLORES / Contributor / AFP via Getty Images SpaceX's fifth Starship test ...

SpaceX is planning to launch its Starship mega rocket into orbit and then catch it in mid-air as it falls back to Earth, keeping it intact for future missions. This comes after a SpaceX feud with ...

Elon Musk’s Starship rocket has completed a world first after part of it was captured on its return to the launch pad. The SpaceX vehicle's lower half manoeuvred back beside its launch tower ...

restraint system for each growth phase. Car seat and booster seat use declines after a child turns three, and 74% of these safety devices inspected in 2023 were improperly installed or used, ...