This month, SpaceX received approval to launch the behemoth rocket 25 times a year from its Starbase site in Texas, up from five. The company is seeking even more Starship launches from Florida.

Forget about Los Angeles Dodgers' superstar Shohei Ohtani's debut on the pitching mound on Monday, the real spectacular sight ...

Because of the launch site's proximity to Arizona, residents across a large swath of the state may be able to witness the Falcon 9 rocket soaring overhead. Don't worry: You didn't miss it .

The launch of a SpaceX rocket may be visible across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday evening — as the rocket ascends high enough to be seen by distant skywatchers. The launch time ...

We are 10 minutes from tonight’s SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch! Update 12:52 a.m.: ... At 3 p.m. ET today, NASA experts will go live on Twitch to live-sketch a zero-g indicator.

It took SpaceX years to successfully pull off the first vertical landing for its reusable Falcon 9 rocket. Since then, model rocket designers have attempted to recreate the feat—with Joe Barnard ...

Some examples include United Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy rocket launch and SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket. From Cape Canaveral, Florida, to West Palm Beach, Florida, it's about 150 miles.

We are 10 minutes from tonight’s SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch! Update 12:52 a.m.: ... At 3 p.m. ET today, NASA experts will go live on Twitch to live-sketch a zero-g indicator.

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket, a potential competitor to SpaceX, is scheduled to launch no earlier than August 15th. The company aims to land and recover the rocket's first stage booster, named ...

However, as anyone who's actually watched a rocket launch can tell you, they do not fly straight up. Rather, a launched rocket follows a distinct curve after it blasts off, gradually appearing to ...

Another SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch with 53 Starlink satellites on board lifted off Oct. 27, 2022, from Vandenberg and could be seen in Palm Springs, California (about 270 miles away).

Mighty ULA Atlas V rocket with 5 solid boosters will launch first batch of Amazon's Project Kuiper satellites to low-Earth orbit from Cape Canaveral.