Following 11 suborbital flight tests of its Starship-Super Heavy system, SpaceX plans to move on to orbital tests in 2026, which will include in-space refueling demonstrations, ahead of an uncrewed Starship landing on the Moon. Credit: SpaceX
When NASA acting Administrator Sean Duffy took a potshot at what he considers SpaceX’s pokey progress with the Starship Human Landing System, the company turned to the court of public opinion to make its case. “Starship continues to simultaneously be the fastest path to returning humans to the…
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