The "anomaly" experienced by SpaceX's Crew Dragon over the weekend won't affect the company's planned space station resupply mission.

A cloud of smoke was seen at Cape Canaveral on Saturday, which SpaceX and NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine described as an "anomaly" that occurred during a test firing of the Crew Dragon capsule's thrusters.

SpaceX has possession of the Falcon Heavy core booster that landed in the Atlantic Ocean, founder Elon Musk indicated in a tweet.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch Thursday was flawless by all accounts, but its third rocket booster won't be coming back to Port Canaveral in Florida.

Billionaire Morris Kahn announced plans for a second attempt to successfully land a spacecraft, Beresheet 2, on the moon for Israel. It might take two years.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket lifted off on schedule at 6:35 p.m. Thursday from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, the second launch for the biggest rocket in use today.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch of the Arabsat 6A satellite was scrubbed Wednesday due to strong winds in the upper-level atmosphere in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch with the ArabSat 6A satellite aboard has been moved back another day to Wednesday evening.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch with the ArabSat 6A satellite aboard has been reset for Tuesday after a test fire was completed Friday, SpaceX has confirmed.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch with the ArabSat 6A satellite aboard has been reset for Tuesday after a test fire was completed Friday, SpaceX has confirmed.

Russia's space agency launched a cargo ship into space on Thursday. The express delivery was successfully received by space station crew just a few hours later.

The second launch of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy -- the largest and most powerful rocket in use today -- is planned for Sunday evening in Florida.

The rocket launch by the Beijing-based OneSpace has failed. The startup was attempting to send China's first privately funded orbital rocket into space.

As the U.S. approaches a return to human spaceflight and more satellite launches, a generation of workers from the Apollo and space shuttle programs has retired.

SpaceX's Crew Dragon has splashed down in the Atlantic following its historic first trip to and from the International Space Station, paving the way for a crewed test later this year.