Sep. 27—SpaceX is ready to go with its fifth Starship suborbital test flight from Boca Chica/Starbase, ... citing safety concerns, and says it won't do so before late November.

Elon Musk‘s SpaceX on Tuesday slammed the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) administrator Mike Whitaker for his comments defending delays in greenlighting the next launch of its Starship ...

Letting AST launch its proposed spacecraft without addressing the collision risk 'would be irresponsible' and potentially ...

SpaceX is anxious to get Starship operational; the company is under a $2.89 billion contract to use the megarocket in landing humans on the Moon by late 2025 as part of NASA’s Artemis 3 mission ...

But the company has faced safety issues in the past too. A Reuters investigation in 2022 found that SpaceX's manufacturing and launch facility in Brownsville, Texas had an injury rate of 4.8 per ...

NASA Safety Panel Raises Concerns Over SpaceX and Boeing Spacecraft NASA's commercial crew transportation program had hoped to send six crewed missions to the ISS between 2019 and 2024.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX was fined $3,600 by U.S. worker safety officials after a near amputation incident at its Washington site, according to inspection records.This comes amid ongoing concerns ...

The Federal Aviation Administration says it has completed the safety review of SpaceX’s South Texas launch facility, which is near the border with Mexico, but the agency’s environmental… ...

If SpaceX gets its way, the Space Coast will get a lot more rocket rumbles and sonic booms as the company increases Falcon 9 launches and builds out new landing pads at Cape Canaveral Space Force ...

Gerstenmaier, a former NASA manager who now oversees safety at SpaceX, emphasized that this parachute analysis is not a safety concern for flight but more of a learning exercise. "This is a super ...

Under the program, NASA would rely on capsules developed and operated on a commercial basis by Boeing Co.BA 0.33 % increase; green up pointing triangle and Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

NASA's plan to routinely ferry astronauts into orbit using private spacecraft--initially slated to start last year--has now slipped until at least the spring of 2019 and unresolved hazards ...