While on a flight back from spring break Thursday night, a Wisconsin college student captured a close-up view of falling debris from a failed SpaceX Starship rocket launch. University of Wisconsin ...

Something extraterrestrial? People in South Florida looked to the sky Thursday night and wondered what the fiery, falling streaks were. After the SpaceX launched its Starship rocket Thursday ...

This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: A video taken in Clearwater, Florida shows SpaceX Starship falling ...

A dazzling display of sparks streaking across the night sky caught the attention of South Floridians as remnants of a SpaceX rocket burned up upon reentry, sending debris plummeting toward Earth.

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Nine minutes into the mission, the ship began spinning out of control. Seven weeks after an explosion sent pieces of a Starship launch vehicle falling into the Atlantic, SpaceX on Thursday again ...

This is the second failed launch in a row for SpaceX, who has been the leader is the private space race club house for years. Now, like many of Musk's companies, SpaceX's lead is tightening as ...

But when Johnsen and Tim Hughes, SpaceX’s top in-house lobbyist, spotted the stories, they grew alarmed. “This is not helpful for our company as a government contractor,” the SpaceX CFO ...

Another SpaceX Starship launch ended unsuccessfully ... "I wanted to check on a new burrowing owl nest a few lots away from our house and took binoculars outside just after sunset," Holmes said.