SpaceX conducted a static-fire test with one of its Super Heavy boosters today (June 6), part of the prep work for the next ...

All 33 Raptor engines of SpaceX's 233-foot (71-meter) Super Heavy booster were ignited last weekend for the vehicle's launch simulation run. "Full duration static fire test of Super Heavy," SpaceX ...

SpaceX engineers in Texas cranked up the world's most powerful rocket Thursday, firing 31 methane-burning Raptor engines in the company's gargantuan Super Heavy booster for a seven-second test run ...

A fireball erupted at the base of Booster 7 — a prototype of Super Heavy, the huge first stage for SpaceX's next-gen Starship deep-space transportation system — during a test Monday (July 11 ...

SpaceX on Sunday performed a static fire test of a new Super Heavy booster at its launch site in South Texas. The ignition of 33 engines proved to be a spectacle, and there were positives and ...

Previously failed test flights resulted in Starship debris raining down over Turks and Caicos and parts of the Bahamas. Although SpaceX has said the debris has been limited to pre-planned Debris ...

SpaceX’s next-generation Super Heavy booster has been transported to the orbital launchpad at its Starbase site in Boca Chica, Texas ahead of its first static fire test using all 33 of its ...

That role will be filled by the SpaceX Starship, and the company took just a small step closer to that end goal with the successful test of what will eventually be the Super Heavy booster.

SpaceX has just test fired a Super Heavy booster ahead of the Starship’s ninth flight test. The ground-based firing of the world's most powerful rocket took place at SpaceX’s Starbase site in Boca ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Super Heavy is breathing fire once again. SpaceX ignited the engines on its Super Heavy ...

The company conducted a static-fire test with Flight 7's Super Heavy first-stage booster today (Dec. 9), briefly igniting its 33 Raptor engines at a pad at SpaceX's Starbase facility in South Texas.

SpaceX ignited the engines on its Super Heavy booster yesterday (July 15), ahead of Starship's next integrated flight test (IFT), expected in the next few weeks. IFT-5 will be fifth launch of ...