SpaceX aims to launch spaceships to Mars within five years with a new rocket design that could also be used on Earth to make rapid around-the-globe trips
No other private company has ever sent the same cargo capsule into space twice. The post
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Rocket Lab's Electron is set to become the first launcher made for, and for sale to, small satellite startups. The post
This New Goldilocks Rocket Is Juuust Right for Small Satellites appeared first on
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Didn't SpaceX already figure out this whole reusable rocket thing? Not when it comes to massive, fuel-gobbling payloads. The post
Watch SpaceX Sacrifice a Falcon 9 in the Name of Better Internet appeared first on
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*Cough cough* spy satellite *cough cough.* The post
SpaceX Launches a Super-Secret Payload for the Feds appeared first on
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A launch cataclysm could end up costing the federal rocket insurance program way more than it currently estimates. The post
Yup, Rockets Need Insurance, Too. But Way More Than the Feds Think appeared first on
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This is the first time SpaceX—or any commercial space company—has attempted to reuse a rocket to send something into orbit. The post
Watch SpaceX Launch Its First Truly Reusable Rocket appeared first on
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Weather permitting, SpaceX will launch a satellite into geostationary transfer orbit—and let the Falcon 9 burn up in space. The post
Watch as SpaceX Fires Off One of Its Last Expendable Rockets appeared first on
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Weather permitting, SpaceX will launch a satellite into geostationary transfer orbit—and let the Falcon 9 burn up in space. The post
Watch as SpaceX Fires Off One of Its Last Expendable Rockets appeared first on
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The mission will use two of SpaceX's long-awaited technologies: a crew-rated capsule, the Crew Dragon, and the high-powered Falcon Heavy rocket. The post
SpaceX Plans to Launch Humans Around the Moon in 2018 appeared first on
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