Falcon 9

Stargazers were left in awe after the night sky over the US states of Washington and Oregon was lit by streams of fireballs on March 26. Initially assumed to be a meteor shower, Astronomer Jonathan McDowell from National Weather Service tweeted that it was space debris. Several other experts clarified that the debris was from SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch in early March, which was reentering Earth.

Elon Musk-owned aerospace company SpaceX will launch the first-ever commercial astronaut mission into the earth's orbit, with civilians aboard the Dragon spacecraft. Reportedly, the unique space mission will admit three people, besides having US billionaire Jared Isaacman as the space commander. The four crew members will undergo preparedness training on SpaceX's Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft. Reportedly, Isaacman aims to raise $200 million… read-more

SpaceX's first crew rotation launch which was scheduled for November 14, has been postponed due to the tropical storm, 'Eta', and is now expected to be launched on November 15. Reportedly, the reason for the delay was the lack-of-time to place the rocket Falcon 9's landing-platform in the Atlantic ocean due to the storm. The livestream of the lift-off is on November 16 at 5:57 a.m (IST) on NASA's official YouTube channel and social-media… read-more