Update: SpaceX's ISS resupply mission was scrubbed due to weather on June 1. The next launch window is Saturday, June 3, at 5:07 pm EST. SpaceX wants to do it again. All of it: rocket boosters, fairings, payloads. The commercial space company has built ...and more »
A UNCG-led spaceflight experiment – that may ultimately help humans grow plants on Mars and the Moon – will launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Thursday, June 1, at 5:55 p.m. on SpaceX CRS-11. Spearheaded by Dr. John Z. Kiss, dean of ...and more »
SpaceX on Thursday will attempt its first-ever cargo delivery to the astronauts living in orbit using a vessel that has already flown to space once before, the California-based company said. The launch of SpaceX's 11th commercial resupply mission ...and more »
Updated On Thursday afternoon, SpaceX is planning to relaunch a Dragon supply capsule that already spent a month in space nearly three years ago. The Commercial Resupply Services mission (CRS-11) will, weather permitting, blast off from Launch ...and more »
SpaceX is poised to do something it's never done before: send the same spacecraft into Earth's orbit for a second time. The pioneering company, headed by Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk, will attempt to reuse a Dragon spacecraft on an unmanned resupply ...and more »
Tomorrow (June 1, 2017) will be a landmark date for commercial space travel. SpaceX is set to become the first privately owned company to perform multiple orbital flights to space using the same aircraft. On 21st September 2014, using the Falcon 9 ...and more »
Stormy weather near NASA's Kennedy Space Center kept SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket on the ground Thursday, delaying liftoff of a commercial supply ship with equipment and experiments for the International Space Station until Saturday. SpaceX's launch ...and more »
If we ever want to open up spaceflight for everyone, we have to stop throwing away our rockets after every launch. Reusability is the name of the game in modern rocketry, and it should bring down costs considerably. SpaceX has already managed to re-fly ...and more »
SpaceX aims to launch a reused Dragon spacecraft for the first time Saturday (June 3), and you can watch the momentous mission live. Seated atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the Dragon is slated to lift off from the historic Pad 39-A at NASA's Kennedy ...and more »
Live coverage of the countdown and launch of a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral with SpaceX's 11th operational Dragon resupply flight to the International Space Station. Text updates will appear automatically below; there is no need to reload the page.and more »