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The launch day doubleheader will mark the shortest span between two space launches from Florida’s Space Coast since 1967.

As the trunk re-entered Earth's atmosphere, it split up, causing multiple pieces of debris to crash into our planet.

Nichelle Nichols, a cultural icon, passed away over the weekend at age 88. Her family said she died of natural causes.

The Earth Force Climate Command has mounted Aspen Space Station: Wild Future Outpost with otherworldly installations that call on viewers to admire Earth.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX broke its record for the number of rockets launched in a calendar year, surpassing last year’s slate of 31 mi... | News Track

Paid funeral expenses for all 21 children and adults murdered at robb elementary school. uvaldes mayor said jackson flew into town and presented the governor with a clheck, saying e wanted to give victims families one less thing to worry about. well, the mega millions lottery jack pocket is now up to 790 million dollars after no winning ticket was sold in fridays drawing. its the third largest prize in mega millions history. so far this year four mega millions jackpots have been won, the most ...

Previous record of 31 as part of an effort to build and launch a constellation of broad band satellites called star link. an estimated 3,000 of these satellites already in orbit and this mission added 46 more. space x says its on track to reach 52 orbitam missions before the end of the year. noah lyles won the mens 200 meter finals in oregon thursday at the worlds. his time of 19.31 seconds breaks the u.s. record held by track legend michael jackson since 1996. lyles win led the way for an ame...

On Sunday morning (July 17), SpaceX successfully launched and landed one of its Falcon 9 rockets, carrying one of SpaceX's Starlink internet satellites.

Space X launched its 25th cargo mission for NASA. (Photo : Red Huber/ Getty Images)After a few delayed attempts, SpaceX’s Dragon cargo and Falcon 9 are both ready to launch to space and resupply the ISS.

It's set to take off Thursday night from the Kennedy Space Center just before 9 p.m.