A SpaceX rocket booster successfully landed back to Earth after a test launch where it was caught mid-air by "chopsticks." Towering almost 400 feet, the empty Starship blasted off at sunrise from ...

This first-ever attempt of landing a 200-ton rocket booster from the largest flying object ever created by mankind was successful, despite having thousands of checkpoints that would have ...

The booster lost control during its return ... pad which was built in the 1960s for the Titan IIIC rocket, and subsequently supported Titan III(34)D, Commercial Titan III and Titan IV launches ...

It was surreal watching SpaceX's enormous 20-story-tall Super Heavy rocket booster plummeting through the sky before being caught back at its launch pad by giant mechanical arms. This is the way ...

Seven minutes into the flight test and after separating from the Starship’s vehicle, the rocket booster was successfully caught for the first time ever in “Mechazilla,” a mechanism with ...

Boca Chica, Texas - SpaceX successfully "caught" the first-stage booster of its Starship megarocket Sunday as it returned to the launch pad after a test flight – a world first in the company's ...

Between now and the end of the decade, ULA will fly 28 more missions on this legendary booster ... the engines the rocket uses to do it. Since the introduction of the Atlas III in 2000, the ...

BOCA CHICA VILLAGE, Texas — SpaceX pulled off the boldest test flight yet of its enormous Starship rocket on Sunday, catching the returning booster back at the launch pad with mechanical arms.

The GEM 63XL variant used on the Vulcan rocket is derived from smaller boosters that flew on the Atlas V, Delta IV, Delta III, and Delta II rockets. The last failure of such a booster, a GEM 40 ...

Seven minutes into the flight test and after separating from the Starship's vehicle, the rocket booster was successfully caught for the first time ever in "Mechazilla," a mechanism with chopstick ...