Elon Musk's company, but also NASA, call the lander the Starship Human Landing System (HLS), a derivation of the spacecraft that just concluded (badly) its sixth test flight earlier this week.

The team will need to collect samples, perform experiments, and record observations after landing. But before they get there, they will require transport from their orbital Orion spacecraft to the ...

On November 20th, NASA released new renderings depicting multiple phases of the Artemis III lunar landing, currently scheduled for early 2026. SpaceX’s entire process, known as the Starship ...

including not only multiple successful launches of the Starship system but also the successful landing of the Super Heavy booster back in Starbase, TX, using the Mechazilla launch tower and ...

SpaceX's Starship, the world's most powerful rocket, successfully launched for its sixth test flight, achieving several new milestones. Although the Super Heavy booster missed its landing on the ...

Starship last month demonstrated the novel catch-landing method for the first time, achieving a key milestone in its reusable design. Tuesday's catch-landing was supposed to be "faster/harder," Musk ...

For the first time, Starship reignited one of its six Raptors in orbit, demonstrating a capability that NASA will need to return astronauts to the moon during the Artemis III lunar landing.

Having the capability of catching the Starship booster is crucial for SpaceX, giving the company a completely reusable vehicle that is able to fly again. Prior to the booster dropping and landing ...