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SpaceX achieved a major milestone in its Starship program with a full static fire test, setting the stage for an orbital flight.

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SpaceX attempted to light all the engines, and came close, on its Super Heavy booster in the continuing effort to use it to launch Starship on its first orbital test flight and make it the most powerful rocket to ever lift off from Earth.

A Starship first-stage prototype known as Booster 7 ignited 31 of its 33 Raptor engines during a "static fire" test today (Feb. 9), far more than it ever had before.

At a commercial spaceflight conference, Gwynne Shotwell also offers details on Starlink progress and says the company didn’t plan on it being 'weaponized' by Ukraine.

NASA continues to evaluate data and learn more about the Space Launch System rocket’s debut performance during the agency’s Nov. 16 Artemis I launch. Following an initial data assessment and

Five years ago today (Feb. 6), SpaceXs brawny Falcon Heavy rocket left Earth for the first time ever, sending a car into orbit around the sun.

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