(Updated: You can watch the launch live below; it's set for Tuesday 3:45pm EST.) SpaceX is working toward a much-anticipated launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket, and it's confirming an impressive twist ...

Remember the first time you saw a SpaceX rocket nail a bullseye landing after hurtling back from space? How about the first time two boosters landed side by side, punctuating the inaugural launch of ...

For the second time in a row, SpaceX was forced to call off an attempt to launch its giant Super Heavy-Starship rocket on the program's 10th test flight, a milestone mission to demonstrate fixes and ...

When possible, Falcon Heavy missions bring home the two side boosters shortly after launch, in the same way that SpaceX lands its Falcon 9 booster upright in its regular solo missions. This allows the ...

Under the approved plan, spacecraft in SpaceX's Falcon family of rockets could lift off from Vandenberg as many as 100 times in 2026. That includes both the Falcon 9 rocket, SpaceX's main workhorse, ...

The core doesn't land, it's expended. Given that Starship is the new hotness, it doesn't seem likely they'll ever land the core of Falcon Heavy. They could I guess land one booster on a ship and the ...