... short on its promise, as it has yet to re-use any of its rockets. This key goal is still in sight however as Elon Musk tweeted in June of this year, that they hope for a first re-flight of the fourth rocket that landed...
... 3 with the Amos-6 communications satellite payload for the Israeli satellite operator Spacecom. According to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's twitter, the explosion originated around the Falcon 9's upper state liquid oxygen tank while it was being...
... back to a two hour window on Friday 31st March starting around 5.39pm EDT. The vision of SpaceX founder Elon Musk is to reuse rockets just like airplanes. At present although the cost of a new airliner is about the same as a Falcon...
... launch again this week, but this time around, the space plane will take flight via Elon Musk’s SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket; a first for the OTV. Built by Boeing, the X-37B launches vertically strapped to a rocket...
... their mission by putting a lander on the lunar surface by 31 March? Someone else with his eye on the Moon is Elon Musk, who earlier last year announced plans to launch a commercial flight carrying two crew members to the Moon...
... in the water. “Plan is to dry them out and launch again. Nothing wrong with a little swim,” noted Elon Musk via Twitter. Meanwhile, up in space, backed by 200,000 pounds of thrust in the vacuum of space, the second engine...