NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk presented a united front Thursday on the United States' pursuit to return to human spaceflight.

America's public and private space endeavors may soon regain the nation's role as global leader in human space exploration, but they are years behind schedule.

SpaceX owner Elon Musk unveiled a new prototype of a spacecraft for private trips to the moon on the 11th anniversary of his company's first successful orbital launch of the first rocket.

A global group that certifies innovative organizations is meeting in Florida this week -- the first time members have gathered in the United States.

New rocket company Firefly Aerospace has pushed back its first launch to early 2020 due to supplier delays.

SpaceX's plans for more frequent, regularly scheduled ride-sharing launches will unleash new growth in the small satellite industry, experts said.

Americans along a great portion Florida's Atlantic coastline are scrambling to prepare for Hurricane Dorian -- the storm brewing in the Caribbean forecasters say could hit the U.S. Southeast at Category 4 strength.

After an aborted attempt earlier this week, SpaceX's Starhopper test vehicle completed its highest flight yet Tuesday, taking off and landing at a launch site on the Texas coast.

On its second try, Russia's pilot-less Soyuz MS-14 successfully docked on the International Space Station's aft-facing Zvezda module.

An unmanned Russian Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft aborted a docking with the International Space Station and another attempted is planned no earlier than Monday, space officials said.

SpaceX launched the AMOS-17 communications satellite for Israeli company Spacecom from Florida on Tuesday evening.

NASA handed out new contracts to 10 companies, including SpaceX and Blue Origin, to help send people back to the moon by 2024 -- and to Mars afterward.

SpaceX is marching on with tests of its next-generation Starship rocket and spacecraft, with test fires in Texas and construction in Florida.

A SpaceX launch attempt to the International Space Station from Florida Thursday evening is dogged by weather similar to that which delayed it on Wednesday.

NASA has cut down trees at Kennedy Space Center in Florida to allow a better view of launch pads where human spaceflight is set to return.