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SpaceX gets NASA’s approval to test launch Crew Dragon
In a joint press conference, NASA and SpaceX officials said that SpaceX has been approved to conduct the first orbital launch of the Crew Dragon. The launch could come as early as March 2, and would b
The next billion-dollar startup will be in aerospace
On the back of the incredible innovations that have disrupted today’s urban transit systems, with new ride-share models, electric energy and autonomous technologies, urban air mobility is poised for
Accelerating the future of space technology
At this moment there are more than 500,000 pieces of space debris hurtling around the Earth. Traveling at speeds of up to 40,000 kilometers per hour, a satellite collision with these fragments is enou
SpaceX Successfully Lands A Giant Falcon 9 Rocket For The First Time
SpaceX has done it. Elon Musk’s rocket startup just successfully launched and then landed a Falcon 9 rocket some ten minutes later. This comes after several attempts that ended in fiery explosio
Elon Musk Testing ‘X-Wing’ Fins For Reusable Rockets, Seafaring Spaceport Drones For Landing
Let’s face it: Elon Musk is probably a time traveller sent back to help us leave earth behind and achieve the next phase of human evolution. The inventor and entrepreneur issued a minor tweet st
SpaceX Just Made A Big Step Towards Cheaper, More Sustainable Space Flight
Elon Musk just announced a significant milestone for Space X and, well, humanity. The first live test of a Falcon 9 rocket boost stage landing vertically was a success. The first stage of the rocket r
SpaceX Becomes First Commerical Space Program To Orbit Earth, Return Safely
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/falloutspacex.jpg" /><a HREF="http://www.crunchgear.com/tag/space-x/">Space X</a>: great success! Yes, the Dragon spacecraft successfully
SpaceX Program One Step Close To Great Success On Eve Of Orbit Attempt
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/falcon.jpg" />We're one step closer to the commercializing of space flight. (We wouldn't have to rely on such commercialization if <a HRE