SpaceX successfully launched Falcon 9 missiles
SpaceX successfully launched the Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Airport. NASA describes this as the beginning of a new phase for US operations in space.
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SpaceX successfully launched the Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Airport. NASA describes this as the beginning of a new phase for US operations in space.
In the morning of January 15, Hanoi time, the US private space corporation - SpaceX - successfully launched the Falcon 9 unmanned rocket to put the satellite on Earth or…
On January 6, US space technology space company Space X announced it was ready to launch a new satellite with Falcon 9 boosters early next week, January 9.
Elon Musk, SpaceX's chairman, said that the number that happened with the Falcon 9 rocket at the Air Base Station in Canaveral, Florida, USA was a quick fire, not an exp…
This year, California-based SpaceX has conducted a total of six missile recall tests, including one grounding and five unmanned navigators on the sea and only one recove…
With the 9th implementation of its noble mission in the process of developing science and technology, when successfully launched on the International Space Station (ISS)…
This landing was the second time in a month through SpaceX's Falcon 9 missile successfully landing at sea.
On January 16, it should have marked a historic milestone in the air exploration industry if SpaceX (the company of billionaire Elon Musk) can successfully land the 1st…
On December 3, at Air Force base in Cape Canaveral, Florida state, Space Exploration Technology Corporation SpaceX successfully launched the SES-8 satellite into space.
According to NASA, California-based private missile company SpaceX is planning to launch a Dragon transport ship in February 2012.
SpaceX's announcement said the Falcon 9 rocket had left the launch pad on December 5 (local time), dawn on December 6 (Vietnam time) at the launch site 40, Cape Canavera…
The year is coming, now is an opportunity for us to look back over the past year with 50 photos representing 50 science and technology events.
SpaceX company shares the failed rocket landing scene and causes errors in each case.
The third success will not be as impressive as the first. But that is the beginning of a new standard, a new era of aerospace industry.