Live updates from Tuesday afternoon’s SpaceX Starlink 12-18 mission that launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space ...

But launch controllers had to deal with an unspecified rocket issue in the final minutes of the countdown and ran out of time. Once the countdown clock was halted, they immediately began draining ...

reset its countdown clock repeatedly over a period of just over two hours before eventually postponing the test flight to another day. Kenneth Chang There’s a new rocket that’s never flown ...

But launch controllers had to deal with an unspecified rocket issue in the final minutes of the countdown and ran out of time. Once the countdown clock was halted, they immediately began draining ...

But launch controllers had to deal with an unspecified rocket issue in the final minutes of the countdown and ran out of time. Once the countdown clock was halted, they immediately began draining ...

With the payload being in the Group 12 Starlink satellites, the rocket will travel on a southeast trajectory. Those south of ...

But launch controllers had to deal with an unspecified rocket issue in the final minutes of the countdown and ran out of time. Once the countdown clock was halted, they immediately began draining all ...

Once the countdown clock was halted, they immediately began draining all the fuel from the rocket. Blue Origin didn't immediately set a new launch date, saying the team needed more time to resolve ...

The New Glenn rocket on the launchpad. Blue Origin At 11 minutes until liftoff, the countdown clock jumped yet again, resetting to 38 minutes. “Noooo, noooo, nooooo!” Dodd said, noting that ...

But as engineers are running diagnostics and checking the health of the rocket, they are able to make adjustments to the countdown clock, giving the company more time and wiggle room before liftof ...