SpaceX vs. FAA: What’s holding up next Starship launch, development of Artemis lunar lander?
SpaceX has voiced its distaste before with waiting on the Federal Aviation Administration to grant licenses for previous launch attempts of the largest, most powerful flying machine ever built. So, no surprise that after a decision to pump the brakes on Starship’s fifth launch attempt in Texas, Elon Musk’s camp isn’t too pleased.
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Last month the California Coastal Commission heard public comments regarding the Department of Air Force application for ...
New court filings revealed that X's headquarters are now in Bastrop, Texas, Forbes reports. Musk originally stated that the ...
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SpaceX fires up 6th Starship to prep for test flight (video, photo)The company performed a "static fire" on Wednesday (Sept. 18) at its Starbase site in South Texas, briefly igniting the six Raptor engines of Ship 31, the upper stage of the vehicle that will conduct ...
The vast majority of SpaceX rockets are launched from Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Vandenberg in ...
SpaceX has announced that it will be moving its company headquarters to Brownsville, Texas, and as such, Brownsville Mayor ...
Elon Musk said the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) should punish Boeing for its Starliner failures rather than impose ...
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