SpaceX conducted a static-fire test with its Super Heavy boosters B22 on Sunday (Oct. 25), beginning a test campaign to ready the giant rocket for Starship's Flight Test 15.

SpaceX’s Raptor engine family has steadily increased sea-level thrust while simultaneously reducing mass, turning iterative engineering gains into substantially higher performance for the Super Heavy ...

The 12th Starship test saw a series of first for this test light, but the Super Heavy booster did not do the water-landing as hoped.

SpaceX’s Starship Flight 12 was planned to fly with 33 Raptor 3 engines across Booster 18 and Ship 39, targeting 9,000 tons ...

Ship 42 itself must also undergo a static fire test of its engines and final system checks. Flight 15 may become one of ...

SpaceX’s Starship is on a mission to prove itself. The largest rocket ever built lifted off from the company’s Starbase facility in South Texas on Monday at 8:49 A.M. EDT, soaring toward space atop ...

Elon Musk reveals the third-generation Starship Raptor engine. The video also covers SpaceX’s plans for a private space ...

Welcome to Edition 9.11 of the Rocket Report! The most interesting story of the week, in our view, is a deep dive by Stephen Clark, linked below, into the dwindling fortunes of United Launch Alliance.

SpaceX fired all 33 Raptor 3 engines on the Super Heavy booster for Starship Flight 15, a step toward a planned first tower catch of the ship upper stage.

The next test flight of SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy booster could take off as soon as Thursday, and much of the hour-long mission will look a lot like the last Starship flight in May.

Despite an explosion and a flap that was burnt through at its bottom section, Starship splashed down in the Indian Ocean.

Starship, regarded as the world's largest rocket, is due for a mission known as 'flight 13' at Starbase in South Texas. A previous launch attempt was aborted at the last second due to engine issues.