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SpaceX tests making artificial meat in orbit
SpaceX's Axiom Mission 1 mission on April 6 will bring a special device to the International Space Station (ISS) to research making meat in a zero-gravity environment.
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SpaceX tested the space shuttle Crew Dragon, which had eight engines
On January 18 (local time), SpaceX Group will launch a non-carrying shuttle Crew Dragon. If all goes well, business opportunities will open up for SpaceX.
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SpaceX tests the spacecraft's escape system
The spacecraft carrying the Crew Dragon can automatically ignite the engine to separate itself from the boosters in the event of an incident.
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SpaceX's test missile caught fire on the launch pad
SpaceX's Starhopper rocket is in the flames of fire on the launch pad and the level of damage has not been revealed.
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SpaceX tested the strongest rockets ever
SpaceX completed its first test of all three engines of the Falcon Heavy Missile, the strongest rocket ever, yesterday, according to UPI.
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SpaceX tests the world's most powerful rocket
SpaceX conducts the world's most powerful rocket test Falcon Heavy, designed to bring people to Mars in the future.
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SpaceX tested new engines to bring people to Mars
SpaceX is preparing to test a more powerful new Raptor engine, promising to be used in space shuttle to bring people to Mars in 2018.
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SpaceX Grasshopper reached a new height record
SpaceX has done a lot of test flights with their Grasshopper missiles and last week with a new record set.