SpaceX launches satellite Internet, testing the global Internet broadcasting project
Elon Musk has a project to provide the Internet to people around the globe, and he is taking the first steps to implement it: expected next Saturday, February 17.
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Elon Musk has a project to provide the Internet to people around the globe, and he is taking the first steps to implement it: expected next Saturday, February 17.
Falcon Heavy, the world's strongest rocket built by SpaceX, will make its first flight, carrying an electric vehicle to Mars on February 6.
According to NASA, SpaceX will perform its first manned mission in December this year, but that may not happen if the 39A platform is badly damaged after the Falcon Heav…
According to CNN, Falcon Heavy missiles were launched at 15:45 on February 6 from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA.
All 27 engines on the first floor of the Falcon Heavy boosters were fired at the same time yesterday at the 39A launcher of the Kennedy Space Flight Center in Florida, U…
According to SpaceX, this rocket will be able to bring people to Mars in the future.
Gwynne Shotwell, Director of Operations and representative of SpaceX Company said that the launch of Zuma satellite at 8 am on January 8 (Vietnam time) still took place…
According to Space X, Dragon ship has
Falcon Heavy rockets were launched for the first time before the upcoming engine test in the next few days.
According to TechCrunch, this is SpaceX's first successful rocket launch in 2018 after they closed in 2017 with a total of 18 other launches.
During this launch, SpaceX was given the task of bringing a special item to Earth's orbit. It was a top secret satellite of the US military, called Zuma.
Billionaire Elon Musk - recently posted a number of photos on his Twitter page of the giant giant Falcon Heavy in a parking lot at Cape Canaveral in Florida, waiting for…
Dragon's reusable spacecraft has just been successfully launched by SpaceX, carrying 2,000kg of supplies to the International Space Station.
SpaceX's BFR can be used to chase the first interstellar asteroid to visit the solar system.
SpaceX's statement on 9/11 said no one was injured and all safety regulations were fully implemented during the incident.