The company begins construction of a $250 million, 30-story rocket facility as it ramps up to 25 Starship launches a year ...

Elon Musk announced at Starbase, Texas, that SpaceX aims to launch its first uncrewed mission to Mars by late next year using the fully reusable Starship system. His long-term goal is to build a ...

The first uncrewed launch to Mars is expected to happen in 2026, and Musk said a Tesla Optimus robot is expected to arrive in 2027. Musk said the first humans should land on Mars by 2028.

Musk plans to launch multiple Starships to transfer fuel and oxidizer into the one spacecraft that will then travel to Mars. ... Musk wants to send 20 Starships to Mars in 2028 and 2029.

Prior to the launch, CEO Elon Musk will discuss the company’s plans for colonizing Mars. The talk will be livestreamed on SpaceX’s X page and on spacex.com today starting at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Starship is being developed as a fully reusable transportation system. This means the rocket and spacecraft will be able to ...

SpaceX plans to launch the new "Version 3" of its Starship megarocket by the end of 2025 and is working to send the vehicle to Mars a year later, Elon Musk said.

Update: Elon Musk did not address SpaceX employees Tuesday night, however Starship did make its ninth test flight. Read a recap of the launch. Musk was originally scheduled to address SpaceX ...

Ultimately, Musk said he envisions eventually launching 1,000 to 2,000 Starships to Mars every two years so enough people and supplies can make it to the surface to quickly establish a city, of sorts.

Musk would like to send the Starship to Mars during the next transit window, which lasts from November 2026 through January ...

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launchers are on track to launch more Starlinks this year than ever before, but the service is still unable to provide bandwidth to all those who want it in some areas.