SpaceX's Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, made short work of its launchpad below, blasting a crater straight through its concrete surface.

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Elon Musk has tweeted photos of SpaceX’s next-generation Super Heavy rocket — complete with its 29 Raptor engines — being transported to the launchpad at its Starbase facility in South Texas.

This Week at Starbase, ship 37 receives its engines. We also catch a glimpse of some new hardware for block three, super heavy boosters, and construction ...

SpaceX has shared photos of the Super Heavy booster being transported to the launchpad at its facility in Boca Chica, Texas, ahead of the Starship’s fifth test flight, which is expected to take ...

The new photos shared on Twitter capture Starship up close, including an aerial view of the rocket's nose cone. The company also shared a video , taken on April 5, of the rocket being lifted into ...

The morning following the launch, SpaceX posted photos of the launch on X, formerly known as Twitter. They depict Falcon 9's liftoff from LC-40, as well as its journey to space . You may like ...

SpaceX's Fram2 crew shared video taken from their Resilience Crew Dragon as they orbited over Florida, zooming into the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral to see the launchpad from their mission.