Intuitive Machines landed on the moon for the second time on Thursday ... caught by a pair of "chopsticks" on the launch tower. The Starship spaceship itself has returned from suborbital heights ...

Capable of generating up to 16 million pounds of thrust — more than twice the power as NASA's Saturn 5 moon rocket ... mounted on the side of the launch tower. The chopsticks closed around ...

In a post shared on social media platform X, SpaceX CEO Musk said Starship will carry Tesla humanoid robot Optimus to Mars.

By late morning, the launch tower’s giant “chopstick” arms ... READ MORE: 'Y’all stuck the landing': Blue Ghost lander touches down on the moon. Last week, the Federal Aviation ...

The materials here are alloy steel and it weighs just 225g.View Deal If all goes according to plan on Thursday, Super Heavy will return to Starbase and be caught by the launch tower's "chopstick ...

A launch would take place from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on the historic launch pad 39A – the site of the U.S. space agency's Apollo moon mission ... development of a tower on the site ...

NASA has contracts with SpaceX worth more than $4 billion to develop a Starship spinoff as a human-rated Moon lander for ... with mechanical arms on the launch tower. Meanwhile, Starship will ...

The Jan. 16 launch saw a successful catch of the Super ... including the first woman, will have set foot on the moon since the end of the Apollo program in 1972. NASA requires SpaceX to perform ...

SpaceX had announced just days earlier that Starship would launch from Kennedy Space Center ... race against China to land astronauts back on the moon by the 2030s. Already, Artemis was behind ...

SpaceX had announced just days earlier that Starship would launch from Kennedy Space Center by the end ... out that the U.S. is in a race against China to land astronauts back on the moon by the 2030s ...

SpaceX has always said it plans to launch its massive rocket from Kennedy Space Center Pad 39A — and after development of a tower on the site ... the Saturn V moon rocket was only 363 feet ...