SpaceX launched its huge Super Heavy-Starship mega rocket on its seventh ... splashdown because of launch damage to sensors on the tower that were needed to help guide the descending booster ...

4:44 p.m. update: For just the second time, SpaceX has successfully landed the Starship’s Super Heavy booster at its launch tower. It was guided back to Earth, where it was caught by so-called ...

During Starship’s 7th test flight from Boca Chica, Texas, Super Heavy descended into the launch tower’s “chopstick ... system and an improved flight computer, this flight featured a ...

Ahead of the launch, Musk's company also upgraded the booster 'catch' tower after it was damaged during a previous test flight in November. It's not the first time a SpaceX Starship has been lost ...

SpaceX said this Starship’s avionics systems had a “complete redesign,” featuring a more powerful flight computer and integrated ... that get caught by the tower, to see how they would ...

SpaceX has turned heads and tested boundaries with each test flight of Starship, the most powerful ... or “chopsticks,” attached to SpaceX’s launch tower, nicknamed “Mechazilla” by ...

The Super Heavy booster returns to the launch site to be caught by mechanical arms on the launch tower. Credit: SpaceX While the booster returned, Starship continued to ascend. However ...

The 7th test flight of Starship was at least a partial success, marking the second time SpaceX successfully caught the Super Heavy booster with its launch tower. It was also the first time one of ...

While Super Heavy is already safely back home in the arms of its launch tower ... “a more powerful flight computer, integrated antennas” — which allow Starship to communicate via Starlink ...