SpaceX had hoped to cap 2017 with the debut launch of its heavy-lift vehicle. The company would need the Falcon Heavy to make good on a promised mission: An ambitious attempt to launch two private ...

Experience the launch of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy, which successfully delivered a 6,000-kg Lockheed Martin-built Arabsat 6A ...

SpaceX recently shared an incredible 90-second video showing a rocket’s-eye view of a Falcon 9 booster from launch to landing. The sped-up footage went viral and has so far racked up 60 million ...

SpaceX lit the engines of its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket on Thursday (Oct. 27), paving the way for a liftoff next week. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

After SpaceX launched the rocket at 11:04 p.m. EDT Friday, July 28, from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, social media quickly lit up with photos, posts and tweets about Falcon Heavy.

SpaceX has linked up the three boosters that comprise the first stage of its Falcon Heavy rocket, in preparation for an upcoming liftoff from Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.. SpaceX posted ...

SpaceX and the Space Force cut through the heavy fog and served up a pair of double sonic booms on the Space Coast today for the 4th ever liftoff of the current title holder for most powerful ...

SpaceX followed up Thursday's Falcon Heavy launch by firing off a single-core Falcon 9 rocket less than three hours later, putting 23 more Starlink internet satellites into orbit.

SpaceX has shared footage (below) showing a spectacular close-up view of the Starship’s launch and landing on Sunday. The mission involved the fifth test flight of the Starship, comprising the ...

The current launch target is Thursday, December 28, though if the last four attempts are anything to go by, it’s by no means certain that the Falcon Heavy will launch on time.

The launch was the 45th from the Space Coast in 2025 with all but two coming from SpaceX. Including California launches, SpaceX has now flown 64 Falcon 9s so far this year, surpassing the total ...

Following a three-year hiatus, SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket celebrated its second successful launch in two months, lifting off Pad 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 5:56 p.m. ET ...