Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship exploded into an enormous fireball on Wednesday night during a test for an upcoming launch, in a catastrophic setback for the private space company.

SpaceX has not publicly released a launch date for a 10th Starship test flight. Video of the explosion posted online shows the spacecraft was on the ground when it exploded.

A SpaceX rocket exploded during a flight test at the company's base. The incident, involving Ship 36, occurred during a control test before launch. SpaceX has confirmed no casualties were reported.

A SpaceX Starship rocket exploded on a test stand in Texas, adding to a series of setbacks to Elon Musk’s space ambitions that include trips to Mars.

A SpaceX Starship rocket exploded in a huge fireball on a test stand late Wednesday during preparations for its next launch at the Elon Musk-led company’s base in South Texas. The upper stage ...

A Beech BE58 aircraft crashed near the South Carolina–North Carolina border, claiming the lives of two residents of ...

(Washington, DC) -- The Federal Reserve is leaving interest rates unchanged. Yesterday's decision marks the fourth straight time the Central Banks have kept rates steady. Rates will remain high and ...

SpaceX's latest unmanned Starship launch experienced various hiccups on Tuesday, May 27 and eventually broke up about an hour after it took off.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is asking SpaceX for an investigation into this week’s Starship test flight that ended up spinning out of control and breaking apart. The FAA said t… ...

SpaceX officials hope the new tiles will be more robust than the ones flown on the first-generation, or Block 1, version of Starship, allowing future ships to land and quickly launch again ...

NASA hopes to put astronauts on the moon in just two years, but a critical spacecraft required for the mission keeps exploding or disintegrating: SpaceX’s Starship, the largest rocket ever built ...

The failure of SpaceX’s ninth Starship launch has raised fresh concerns about the future of the rocket, but is there any alternative to Elon Musk’s approach to space?