The maneuvers will be undertaken by SpaceX, the owner of the largest satellite fleet in orbit. About 4,400 of the company’s ...

It's no surprise that SpaceX is breaking in the year. Elon Musk's company launched a whopping 165 orbital missions in 2025 — ...

Starlink satellites were deployed by SpaceX. Watch multiple views captured by cameras aboard the Falcon 9 rocket second stage ...

SpaceX has opened 2026 with a precision launch that put a new Italian Earth-observation satellite into orbit, extending a ...

On Wednesday (Dec. 17), this particular Starlink suffered an anomaly that caused a loss of communication with the ground and an unscheduled venting of its propulsion tank. The satellite is now ...

What just happened? Not for the first time, the increasing number of satellites in low Earth orbit has resulted in a near-miss. The latest incident involved a SpaceX internet satellite that avoided a ...

SpaceX/Starlink has confirmed that one of its satellites suffered a major hardware failure in orbit, resulting in the release of debris and a total loss of communications with the vehicle. The errant ...

SpaceX recently confirmed that one of its Starlink satellites orbiting the planet has exploded, effectively rendering the spacecraft useless and is currently tumbling down for its re-entry. Over the ...

SpaceX will reportedly begin hearing pitches from investment banks as it weighs a historic IPO that has the potential to make Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire. The Musk-led rocket company will ...

Starlink satellite suffers minor explosion in orbit 'Tens' of debris pieces created, space-tracking firm says Soaring space activity spurs calls for global coordination Dec 18 (Reuters) - SpaceX's ...

A Kinetica-1 rocket lifts off Dec. 10 placing nine satellites into orbit, one of which reportedly passed within 200 meters of a Starlink satellite two days later. Credit: Xinhua WASHINGTON — A ...

A SpaceX executive said the move would reduce the "likelihood of collision" with other satellites and space debris.