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Starship's fifth test flight confirmed that Mechazilla is not just a new landing method, but also the key to unlocking a future of reusable rockets.
NASA will develop nuclear rockets to cut the time it takes to make a manned trip to Mars from seven months to 45 days.
In the 21st century race, who will cross the finish line first?
Siduhe Bridge is a 'giant' project that demonstrates the remarkable development of China's road and bridge infrastructure system.
At least seven Chinese companies are trying to close the gap with SpaceX to achieve similar success with reusable rockets.
Because it lies below the flight path of the Baikonur Cosmodrome, the Altai Mountains are regularly showered with rocket debris after each launch.
Solid fuel, a key component in rocket engines, plays a decisive role in the trajectory and accuracy of the rocket.
The launch of the Soyuz-2.1b rocket carrying a military satellite took place at 20:59 (Moscow time) from the Russian Defense Ministry's National Test Cosmodrome in Arkha…
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said the country successfully launched a satellite of the European Space Agency's (ESA) Proba-3 mission on December 5.
Japan's Epsilon S rocket engine test continued to experience combustion problems, resulting in a massive explosion and fire at the Tanegashima Space Center test site.
A group of students from the University of Southern California launched the Aftershock II rocket, reaching an altitude of 143.3m above the Earth's surface, breaking many…
SpaceX and NASA released a series of simulated images of how the Starship launch system would land astronauts of the Artemis program on the lunar surface.
Elon Musk's dream of sending humans to Mars will become a bigger priority under US President-elect Donald Trump, revealing a major change to NASA's Moon program.
In the 6th test launch this morning, the Starship rocket took off successfully but SpaceX canceled the use.
China has introduced a reusable rocket concept in which the first stage is caught by a clamp on return, and the second stage lands vertically.