After undocking, Dragon maneuvered to a safe distance away from the space station and began a series of deorbit burns to place the spacecraft on a return trajectory for a planned splashdown off the California coast is expected around 1:45 a.m. EDT (0545 GMT) Sunday morning (May 25).

From robot arms with gripping tentacles to experimental space materials, Dragon’s latest splashdown brings back tech that could redefine satellite safety and space research.

Did you hear a loud boom or see a bright light streak across the sky on Saturday night? It was a SpaceX Dragon cargo ship returning from the International Space Station, and it caused a potential sonic boom shortly before 11 p.

Unfavorable weather conditions have delayed the SpaceX Dragon's return to Earth from the International Space Station until at least Friday.

The 400-foot-tall Starship rocket is set to blast off from SpaceX’s Starbase facility in Texas at 7:30 p.m. EST for its ninth test flight, with the company aiming to correct the failures of

A SpaceX vehicle that has spent about a month docked at the International Space Station on a resupply mission is due to depart Thursday, May 22.

SpaceX on Saturday afternoon launched 23 more Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit from Florida before a thunderstorm struck the area.