STARSHIP MIDAIR CATCH
SpaceX's Starship returns from orbit and is captured by launch pad arms in a dramatic first
SpaceX's Starship made a significant return to Earth after completing its mission in space. The spacecraft was caught midair by mechanical arms, marking a historic achievement for the team. Despite this success, the first-stage booster experienced an explosion shortly after liftoff from Texas. SpaceX is preparing for future Starship launches from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA plans to utilize Starship for upcoming Artemis missions, focusing on lunar exploration.
Elon Musk has gotten it wrong about Trump and US economy? Vinod Khosla drops big truth bombs
Vinod Khosla, a Silicon Valley veteran, has been corresponding with Elon Musk on climate change, technology, and the US election. The views of Khosla, a Harris backer, and Musk, a Trump backer, have publicly clashed lately.
SpaceX's Starship rocket successfully launched in fifth test flight with new groundbreaking booster landing attempt
SpaceX launched its giant Starship rocket from Texas on Sunday. This was the fifth test flight. The Super Heavy first stage booster lifted at 7:25 a.m. CT. It aims to bring the rocket’s booster back using robotic arms. The second stage rocket is bound for the Indian Ocean, attempting atmospheric reentry and a water landing. With a contract worth approximately $4 billion from NASA, Starship plays a vital role in the Artemis program, aiming to return humans to the Moon.
SpaceX could land on Mars in three-four Years: Elon Musk
The suggestion was made as Musk appeared via videoconference Thursday at the International Astronautical Congress in Azerbaijan, along with other tidbits on the progress of Starship, a gargantuan rocket that SpaceX is developing.
