CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - SpaceX has successfully launched more Starlink satellites into low-earth orbit on Sunday.
The successful Falcon 9 rocket launch happened from Space Launch Complex 40 at 1:15 p.m. on Sunday.
This was the 11th flight for the first stage booster supporting this mission for SpaceX.
FOX 35 has a replay of the launch in the live player above.
SpaceX has started offering some users a new Starlink kit that's small enough to fit in a backpack, so users can take it wherever they want to and get access to the company's satellite internet service.
Yusaku Maezawa, the Japanese billionaire who signed up for a lunar orbit flight aboard SpaceX's Starship back in 2018, has cancelled his trip.
SpaceX’s massive Starship rocket could take to the skies for the fourth time on June 5, with the primary objective of evaluating the second stage’s reusable heat shield as the vehicle tries to safely reenter the atmosphere for the first time. CEO Elon Musk said on his social media platform X that "There are many tough issues to solve with this vehicle, but the biggest remaining problem is making a reusable orbital return heat shield, which has never been done before." One of the biggest issues, Musk suggested, is the vulnerability of the system overall: “we are not resilient to loss of a single tile in most places,” he said.
NASA has selected SpaceX to develop a spacecraft that will de-orbit the International Space Station in 2030 — a contract valued at as much as $843 million, the agency announced Wednesday. The ISS is nearing the end of its operational life, and as plans for new, commercially owned space stations heat up, the one that started it all will eventually have to be safely disposed of at the end of the decade. Few details about the U.S. Deorbit Vehicle, as NASA calls the craft, have been released so far.
The startup tested the calling feature ahead of today's public launch. During that time, it said that more than 3 million users had made over 20 million calls. The company also noted that calls with AI characters can be useful for practicing language skills, giving mock interviews, or adding them to the gameplay of role-playing games.
YouTube has recently launched a bunch of new features for Premium subscribers, including a quick way to skip the more boring parts of a video.
Walgreens is closing several stores and pulling back on VillageMD locations as it restructures the company.
Porsche recalls every Taycan battery-electric sedan ever made, around the world, to address a potential issue with leaking front brake lines.
While startup valuations have plummeted since the bull run of 2021-2022, a factor that's hit the European startup ecosystem particularly hard, there’s one region of Europe where the correction has slightly worked in its favor: the South. Evidence for this was apparent during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this year, as time and time again your TechCrunch reporter bumped into Northern European VCs scouting startups on the ‘Iberian peninsula’ (Spain and Portugal). Further evidence of this ‘Southern trend’ arrives with news that a new Venture Capital fund, Plus Partners, is being launched by Enrique Linares, one of the co-founders of breakout European unicorn letgo, along with Oriol Juncosa, a veteran of the Barcelona VC scene.
Anonymous sources say BMW is killing the 8 Series for a new 6 Series, and that there won't be a second-gen XM. Other anonymous sources say this isn't true.
The NYC real estate broker is going all in for the first season of his new Netlflix show.
The generative AI boom is driving the demand for AI chips, which are purpose-built to train and run generative AI models. AI chip startup Axelera has kept a comparatively low profile. "There’s no denying that the AI industry has the potential to transform a multitude of sectors," Fabrizio Del Maffeo, one of the co-founders of Axelera and its CEO, told TechCrunch in an interview.
Continuing our summer 'Flip the Script' series we take a look at who could be this year's Rachaad White: A dead zone RB that ends up becoming a top ten fantasy RB at the end of the season. Nate Tice joins Matt Harmon to identify this year's RB dead zone and pick which RB could become the king of the RB dead zone.
When Ironspring Ventures launched in 2020 to back startups in industrial sectors like construction and manufacturing, it was one of very few early-stage venture firms paying attention to those capital-intensive sectors. The Austin, Texas-based firm raised $100 million for its second fund to focus on industrial startups. This latest raise enabled the firm to hire its first principal, Colleen Konetzke, and a head of platform, Stephanie Volk.
Here are Yahoo Sports' complete first-round draft grades.
Dak Prescott filed a separate lawsuit against his accuser claiming she tried to extort him for $100 million.
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Watch out Elon Musk. there’s another robotaxi play in town, and it’s backed by a highly-regarded name in the business of EVs.
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TikTok earlier this month launched a new social app called Whee, an Instagram-like service for taking photos to share with friends. Like Instagram, Whee also supports the use of photo filters and includes messaging. Without marketing support, new apps remain largely invisible on today's App Store.