Air Force Recovers SpaceX Starfall Cargo After Point-to-Point Delivery Test
SpaceX's Starfall capsule carried Air Force survival and emergency equipment through orbit and reentry—then returned the instrumented cargo from a Pacific splashdown.
SpaceX CRS-35 Will Carry ISS’s Final Solar Arrays and Eye-Restoring Research
SpaceX's CRS-35 Dragon is set to carry the ISS's final roll-out solar arrays plus artificial-retina, heart-tissue and brain-organoid research on October 13.
SpaceX Launches NRO’s First Falcon Heavy Mission, Lands Two Boosters Together
SpaceX launched the National Reconnaissance Office's first Falcon Heavy mission, then returned both side boosters together after the classified NROL-97 flight.
SpaceX Crew-13 Reaches ISS in 7 Hours 55 Minutes, Sets U.S. Record
SpaceX's Crew-13 Dragon reached the International Space Station in 7 hours 55 minutes—the fastest U.S. launch-to-docking trip in station history.
SpaceX Targets Three Launches in One Day: Crew-13, Transporter-18 and Falcon Heavy
SpaceX is targeting three October 1 launches from two coasts, including Crew-13 and Falcon Heavy's classified NROL-97 mission from Florida.
NASA Clears SpaceX Crew-13 to Proceed Toward October 1 Launch After Oxidizer-Leak Delay
Crew-13 passed Flight Readiness Review after its Dragon oxidizer-leak delay. The four-person crew is now at Kennedy for a targeted October 1 launch.
SpaceX Falcon Reaches 700 Missions as Final Three O3b mPOWER Satellites Deploy
SpaceX completed Falcon's 700th mission by deploying the final three spacecraft in SES's initial O3b mPOWER constellation after B1080 landed from its 29th flight.
SpaceX Will Launch Three O3b mPOWER Satellites at Once to Complete SES’s 13-Spacecraft Network
SpaceX's next Falcon 9 mission will carry the final three O3b mPOWER satellites together, completing the launch manifest for SES's initial 13-spacecraft MEO constellation.
NASA Delays SpaceX Crew-13 After Finding an Oxidizer Leak in Dragon
NASA and SpaceX have taken Crew-13 off its September target after finding an oxidizer leak in Dragon's propulsion system. The mission is now under review with no replacement date.
SpaceX Ends Falcon 9 Starlink Launches From Florida After a Record 37th Booster Flight
SpaceX's final planned Falcon 9 Starlink mission from Florida deployed 29 satellites while booster B1067 completed a record 37th flight. California Falcon launches continue as Florida waits for Starship.
SpaceX Lines Up Its 100th Launch of 2026 for Late Tonight
SpaceX is targeting its 100th launch of 2026 for late Tuesday night. Starlink 17-50 will send 24 satellites from Vandenberg on a Falcon 9 booster making its 12th flight.
SpaceX Pulls Off a Coast-to-Coast Falcon 9 Doubleheader in 39 Minutes
Falcon 9 missions lifted from Florida and California just 39 minutes apart, with both first stages recovered and USSF-366 completing the sprint from Vandenberg.
SpaceX Launches Globalstar’s Delayed Satellite Mission—and Brings Falcon 9 Home
Falcon 9 lifted Globalstar's long-delayed replacement satellites from Cape Canaveral, then returned its first stage to Landing Zone 40 as Amazon's pending Globalstar deal moves through regulatory review.
SpaceX Launches 24 Starlink Satellites—and Lands the Same Booster for a 16th Time
SpaceX sent 24 Starlink satellites into orbit from California while Falcon 9 booster B1093 completed its 16th flight and 16th landing.
SpaceX Launches Three Giant BlueBird Satellites—and Lands Falcon 9 for the 30th Time
SpaceX sent BlueBird 11, 12, and 13 into orbit from Cape Canaveral, then recovered the Falcon 9 booster after its 30th flight.
SpaceX Crew-13 Makes Its Final Public Stop Before a September Launch
NASA and its partners have finished Crew-13's final media appearance before the four-person international crew travels to Florida for a mid-September SpaceX launch.
SpaceX Launches NROL-95 and Brings Falcon 9 Back to Cape Canaveral
SpaceX sent the NRO's classified NROL-95 payload to orbit from pad 40, then returned Falcon 9's first stage to Landing Zone 2.
SpaceX Lines Up Two Falcon 9 Launches From Opposite Coasts Tonight
SpaceX is targeting Falcon 9 liftoffs from California and Florida less than six hours apart, with 53 Starlink satellites and two veteran boosters in the plan.
SpaceX Just Flew The Same Falcon 9 Booster For The 36th Time
SpaceX turned a routine Starlink batch into another reuse record Thursday morning, flying its most-traveled Falcon 9 booster, B1067, for the 36th time on the Starlink 10-42 mission from Cape Canaveral.
SpaceX Turns a Returning Falcon 9 Booster Into a Space Factory Testbed
On the Starlink 10-50 flight, the first stage did more than fly and land. It carried two Besxar semiconductor pods on a quick round trip to the edge of space, opening a second lane for reusable rockets.
SpaceX Clears Vandenberg Starlink Run, Lines Up Late-Night SiriusXM Shot From Florida
A morning Falcon 9 sent 24 Starlink satellites toward orbit, and SpaceX queued up a 7.5-ton SiriusXM satellite from Cape Canaveral for after dark the same Sunday.
SpaceX Is About to Test the Return Trip Nobody Else Has Cracked
A flat, disc-shaped capsule called Starfall is set to fly from Cape Canaveral on Tuesday, and it could rewrite how cargo comes home from orbit.
SpaceX Launches CRS-34 to the Space Station With Nearly 6,500 Pounds of Science and Supplies
Falcon 9 lifted off Friday evening from Cape Canaveral carrying a Dragon capsule packed with research experiments and cargo for the ISS Expedition 74 crew. Autonomous docking is set for Sunday morning.
Blue Origin Lands Its First Reused Booster, Then Puts the Customer’s Satellite in the Wrong Orbit
Blue Origin just made history today. And also made a pretty costly mistake in the very same mission.