Dragon
Static firing of SpaceX reused Falcon Monday clears way for launch Thursday
The launch will be the first to use a previously flown first stage, in this case a stage that launched a Dragon cargo spacecraft last April.
SpaceX Dragon spacecraft returns to Earth from the International Space Station
The Dragon, flying the CRS-10 cargo mission, splashed down in the Pacific Ocean southwest of Long Beach, California.
The public-private race to the moon
SpaceX's announcement of a commercial lunar flyby mission sets up the potential for a government-versus-commercial race to the moon in the next few years.
SpaceX announces plan for circumlunar human mission
SpaceX Chief Executive Elon Musk announced Feb. 27 that the company is pursuing plans to launch two people on a Dragon spacecraft around the moon in late 2018.
SpaceX ready for first launch from historic KSC pad
SpaceX said Feb. 17 that, other a technical issue with the upper stage of its Falcon 9 rocket, it is ready to perform its first launch from a historic launch pad here last used by the space shuttle more than five years ago.
SpaceX planning Feb. 18 launch of cargo spacecraft on first mission from historic launch pad
It will be the first for SpaceX from Launch Complex 39A, previously used by the shuttle program.
SpaceX Dragon capsule departs station with mice, other experiments
SpaceX's Dragon cargo spacecraft is headed back to Earth from the International Space Station Aug. 26 with more than a ton of experiments and cargo bound for splashdown, including 12 mice.
Falcon 9 launch on schedule; Dragon abort risk closes part of KSC
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is ready to launch a Dragon cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station July 18, although a risk assessment has led NASA to decide to evacuate part of the center during the launch.
