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The next Starship mission has a tentative launch date: March 14

This third flight has a reasonable chance of success.

SpaceX Reveals Third Starship Test Flight Date – Watch Live Here!

In a week full of launches for the Falcon 9 program that has seen the rocket launch crewed and other missions to space, SpaceX has finally revealed the date for its third Starship test flight. The first Starship test took place in April last year, and the progress slowed down after that as SpaceX had to build a water deluge system at the pad to avoid launch damage. After regulatory approval, which took months, the second Starship flight took off in November 2023 and raised hopes that the third test would occur sooner than the second. Now, in a post […]

SpaceX, NASA Share Why They Were Confident To Fly Crew Despite Cracked Seal

After a successful on time liftoff of the Crew-8 mission late night yesterday in Florida, managers from NASA and SpaceX shared more details about the problems their teams had to work with to ensure that the Crew Dragon was clear for launch. Before liftoff, SpaceX engineers discovered that a coating on the Dragon spacecraft had a crack, and they, along with NASA engineers, had to ensure that the cracks did not pose a risk to the crew before the rocket could launch. The go ahead for launch was given roughly ten minutes before liftoff, and according to NASA's Steve Stich […]

SpaceX Sends Latest Batch Of Astronauts To Space After Working With Cracks On Ship

After a delay due to weather constraints, SpaceX and NASA's Crew-8 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) successfully lifted off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) late at night yesterday Eastern time. The mission is SpaceX's ninth NASA crewed mission to space and the firm's third launch to the space station this year. It is also SpaceX's second crewed flight for 2024, with the first one being a private mission for Axiom Space. The launch took place on time, and before liftoff, engineers had to work on sealing the spaceship and cracks on the top of the Dragon spacecraft. […]

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A busy press day for NASA saw the agency share new details of its work with SpaceX's Starship program while executives from Intuitive Machines were sharing the latest updates about the first U.S. lunar landing since the end of the Apollo program. SpaceX is NASA's choice contractor for its creed Moon missions for the Artemis program, which will see the second stage Starship dock with the Lockheed made Orion spacecraft for the astronauts to make their way inside SpaceX's ship. The docking mechanism will be an extension of SpaceX's work with the ISS as part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program, […]

SpaceX discloses cause of Starship anomalies as it clears an FAA hurdle

"Several engines began shutting down before one engine failed energetically."

SpaceX Discovers Cracks Inside Falcon 9 Ahead of NASA Astronaut Launch

After a flight readiness review stretched late into the evening on Sunday, SpaceX and NASA gave the go ahead for agency's Crew-8 mission to the International Space Station (ISS). As of now, Crew-8 is slated to take to the skies in March, with the mission marking the fifth mission of SpaceX's Crew Dragon Endeavour spacecraft. SpaceX and NASA shared details about the issues that surfaced at the FRR, with the list of items covering concerns with the Dragon's parachutes and its valves. NASA, SpaceX Discuss Stiching, Valves & Launch Site Issues Ahead Of Upcoming Astronaut Launch When compared to SpaceX's […]

SpaceX Falcon 9 Completes 301st Mission By Landing For 19th Time

With the momentum slowly building for the third Starship test launch in Texas, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is continuing to set new records. While it is significantly smaller than Starship, the Falcon 9 is the only medium lift orbital rocket in the U.S. capable of reuse. Spacex's latest mission that set 22 Starlink satellites into orbit from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California marked yet another mission that saw the first stage Falcon 9 booster fly and land 19 times in its service life While SpaceX had initially planned to certify the rocket for 15 missions each, this tally […]

Rocket Report: Starliner launch preps; Indian rocket engine human-rated

The Bahamian government and SpaceX signed an agreement for Falcon 9 booster landings.

SpaceX seeks a waiver to launch Starship “at least” nine times this year

"They're looking at a pretty aggressive launch schedule this year."

SpaceX Receives Explosives At Starship Test Site As Potential Launch Draws Close

After the long weekend, SpaceX picked up progress with its Starship rocket in Texas ahead of the third test flight attempt. As of now, Starship might launch in March if all tests before the attempt are successful and engineers can comfortably clear the rocket for liftoff. Footage from multiple local media outlets covering SpaceX's launch site in Texas shows that the company might have ordered components for one of Starship's most important subsystems, the flight termination system or FTS. The deliveries follow a de-stack of the rocket at the launch pad, with SpaceX also moving a Starship second-stage spacecraft to […]

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