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Private space agency SpaceX and NASA chose the lucky astronauts, who will be the first to ride SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule into space.

In the Hot Seat

An earlier version of this spacecraft exploded during an engine test in April.

NASA Chooses First Astronauts to Ride SpaceX's Dragon Spacecraft

Deep Space Stopwatch

In space, no one can hear you ask for directions.

NASA is Launching a GPS System for Space

The International Astronomical Union (IAU), an association made up of more than 12,000 members from across the globe, released a statement regarding concerns over SpaceX's new Starlink satellite initiative.

Bright Star

Scientific breakthroughs like the first black hole image could be hindered by constellations like Starlink.

Astronomers Call for Regulation of SpaceX Starlink Satellites

Kathy Lueders, manager of the commercial crew program at NASA, sees SpaceX's Crew Dragon explosion as a blessing in disguise.

SpaceX Explosion

Was SpaceX's catastrophic "anomaly" a blessing in disguise?

NASA Commercial Crew Manager Calls SpaceX Explosion a "Gift"

NASA has selected a number of companies to complete studies about the future of commercial spaceflight in low-Earth orbit.

Space Commercial

Is this what the commercialization of space will be like?

NASA's New Goal: A "Robust Economy" of Orbital Space Habitats

Last week, SpaceX unleashed 60 tiny Starlink satellites to orbit the Earth at just 340 miles. Astronomers are worried they could ruin the night sky.

Starlink Floodlights

"Starlink, and other mega constellations, would ruin the sky for everyone on the planet."

Astronomers: SpaceX's New Satellites Are Ruining the Night Sky

Starlink Express

60 down, and 11,940 to go.

SpaceX Just Unleashed 60 Starlink Satellites Into Orbit

An investigation revealed that a quality assurance engineer at an aerospace parts company forged signatures for some 38 inspection reports.

The engineer "took the act of forgery to a new level."

SpaceX Component Engineer Charged With Faking Inspection Reports

A team of students from the University of Southern California just successfully launched a 13-foot tall rocket called Traveler IV to past the Kármán line.

Student Rocket

This is an amazing accomplishment.

For the First Time, a Student-Built Rocket Just Reached Space

SpaceX recently began building a second Starship Hopper at a new construction site in Florida, hoping to determine which area is best-suited to the task.

Photo Finish

"Both sites will make many Starships."

SpaceX Was Secretly Building a Second Starship in Florida

The details of a newly filed SpaceX lawsuit against the U.S. are currently under wraps, but it may have something to do with an upcoming Air Force contract.

Space Court

And it doesn't want the details of the case made public.

SpaceX Is Now Suing the United States Government

If any humans are alive in 5 billion years, they'll see the dying Sun engulf the Earth. Space Engineer Matteo Ceriotti suggests some possible escape plans.

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