Musk says Tesla sports car to launch on first Falcon Heavy mission Posted: Sun, Dec 10 7:12 AM ET (1212 GMT) Elon Musk says the first flight of the Falcon Heavy rocket will carry a very unusual payload: his Tesla Roadster sports car. In tweets late... China launches military satellite Posted: Sun, Dec 10 7:05 AM ET (1205 GMT) China launched a military satellite December 3. The Long March 2D rocked lifted off at 11:11 pm EST (0411 GMT Dec. 4) from the... Soyuz launches military satellite Posted: Sun, Dec 3 9:29 AM ET (1429 GMT) A Soyuz-2 rocket successfully launched a military satellite Saturday, days after another Soyuz mission ended in failure. The Soyuz-2.1b rocket lifted off... NASA approves use of reused booster on Dragon cargo mission Posted: Sun, Dec 3 9:15 AM ET (1415 GMT) NASA said Wednesday it's approved SpaceX's plans to fly a previously flown Falcon 9 on the next Dragon cargo launch. Speaking at a... Fregat failure causes loss of 19 satellites on a Soyuz rocket Posted: Sun, Dec 3 8:58 AM ET (1358 GMT) Nineteen satellites launched on a Soyuz rocket Tuesday were lost due to a problem with a Soyuz rocket's upper stage. The Soyuz-2.1b... SpaceX raises an additional $100 million Posted: Sun, Dec 3 8:48 AM ET (1348 GMT) SpaceX said Monday it added $100 million to a funding round announced over the summer. In an amended filing with the SEC, SpaceX said it... China launches classified payload Posted: Sun, Nov 26 10:15 AM ET (1515 GMT) China launched a set of classified satellites Friday. The Long March 2C rocket lifted off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center at 1:10 pm... Earth-i orders satellites from SSTL Posted: Sun, Nov 26 10:14 AM ET (1514 GMT) Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. (SSTL) will build the first five Earth-imaging satellites for British company Earth-i. The satellites will be based on a... China launches remote sensing satellites Posted: Sun, Nov 26 10:12 AM ET (1512 GMT) China launched three remote-sensing satellites late Monday. The Long March 6 rocket lifted off from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center at 11:50 pm... Mars streaks not evidence of water Posted: Sun, Nov 26 10:09 AM ET (1509 GMT) A new study finds that dark streaks on Mars are most likely caused by sand, not water. The dark streaks known as recurring slope lineae,... |
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