Dolphins Spectate NASA Stranded Astronaut Splashdown
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams returned to Earth after nine months stranded in space and were greeted by a pod of dolphins.
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Boeing's Stranded Astronauts Are Finally Flying Home After Nine Months In Space
Two Boeing astronauts flew to the International Space Station on June 5, 2024 for an 8-day mission and finally, after 9 months, the pair is flying back.
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Google's Starlink Competitor Won't Trash Space With Thousands Of Satellites
Alphabet, Google's parent company, announced on Monday that it is spinning off wireless communications project Taara into an independent company.
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Musk Sticking Starlink In The White House Definitely Isn't A Major National Security Risk, Nope, Not One Bit
In a move that absolutely everyone could have seen coming, the White House now has Starlink.
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NASA, SpaceX Delay Mission To Rescue Stranded Boeing Astronauts
NASA and SpaceX delayed a mission to the International Space Station that would have brought back stranded Boeing astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore.
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Trump Ditches Musk's Dream Of Mission To Mars Faster Than An Exploding Starship
Trump might not be on board to fund a crewed mission to Mars, a long-time goal of his campaign's biggest backer
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For 24 Glorious Hours, Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster Was More Than Just A Stupid Gimmick
An amature astronomer spotted a near Earth object and alerted authorities only to realize it was Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster that he launched into orbit in 2018.
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SpaceX Begging Feds To Ground Apple-Funded Rival's Satellites
SpaceX sent a request to the Federal Communications Commission last week to block Globalstar from launching a new Canadian-built 48-satellite constellation
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Days Numbered For Voyager Probes As NASA Shuts Off Instruments To Prolong Life
No human-made objects have traveled further into the final frontier than Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, but both probes are reaching the end of their service lives
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No One At NASA Heard Of Musk's Offer To Bring Stranded Astronauts Home
No one can verify Elon Musk's claims that the Biden Administration turned down a SpaceX rescue mission of astronauts stranded on the ISS.
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Another SpaceX Starship Tests Ends In A Spectacular Explosion That Rained Debris On Paradise
Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship craft is meant to bring humanity to Mars, once the team can stop it from exploding.
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SpaceX Launching Starship For The First Time After Explosion Over Caribbean
The last Starship launch ended with an explosion after an internal propellant leak. Hopefully the spacecraft will splash down intact this time.
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Startup Successfully Docks With Flying Space Junk To Start Cleaning The Cosmos
Space debris is a growing problem, both in Earth's orbit and down on the ground. One startup has brought us a step closer to tidying up, but it comes at a price
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FAA Awards Contract To Starlink, Promises It Was Under Consideration Before Election
The Federal Aviation Administration awards a contract to Starlink to improve the IT systems used to communicate weather conditions for commercial flights.
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NASA Awards SpaceX $100 Million Contract To Launch Asteroid Hunting Telescope
NASA awarded SpaceX a $100 million contract to launch a new satellite that could monitor extraterrestrial threats to the Earth.
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Elon Musk Wants To Crash The ISS Early After Getting His Feelings Hurt
Musk got into a heated exchange with former ISS commander Andreas Mogensen after appearing on Sean Hannity's show with President Trump
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SpaceX Has Already Infiltrated The Agency That Regulates It
SpaceX may already be under investigation for various safety incidents, but Elon Musk's headaches may come to a premature end.
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City-Killing Asteroid's Odds To Strike Earth Increased To 1 In 32
Odds will continue increasing until trajectory calculations improve.
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SpaceX Tasked With Fixing Air Traffic Control By Trump Administration
The air-traffic controller shortage ain't getting any less dire.
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