The Sea Dragon, a declassified 1960s project, was a massive 500-foot-tall rocket designed to launch from the ocean, carrying huge payloads into space at a fraction of the cost.

This comes as India has been working to boost its maritime security and defense capabilities. The multinational ASW, called Sea Dragon 2025 (SD25), hosted by the United States Navy’s 7th Fleet, is not ...

After a brief struggle, the rocket lost control and somersaulted, the engines shut down, and the vehicle fell into the sea about 40 seconds after launch ... 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft some ...

A rocket by a private European aerospace company launched from Norway on Sunday and crashed into the sea 30 seconds later. Despite the short test flight, Isar Aerospace said that it successfully ...

The scene takes on added meaning knowing that at least one of the crew members aboard the Dragon has a particular affinity for the sea. Williams, had originally been expected to touch down with ...

The annual Sea Dragon event brough together fixed-wing ASW aircraft from the Indian Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF), Republic of Korea Navy, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), and ...

Footage shows the unmanned Spectrum rocket lifting off from a Norwegian spaceport before losing control 18 seconds into flight and crashing into the sea. The launch aimed to build Europe's ...

NASA's Capstone Satellite Breaks From Earth’s Orbit, Heads Towards Moon Ahead of Upcoming Artemis Program ...

Provisionally named Sea Dragon, the OSV is set to assist operations off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. Designed by Gdynia-based MMC Ship Design & Marine Consulting Ltd., the Sea Dragon is ...

Crew-10 was originally slated to fly a new Crew Dragon being manufactured by SpaceX to add to the company's fleet, with a targeted launch date sometime in February. Last December, however ...

Weather permitting, SpaceX will launch a Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, carrying four first-time astronauts on Monday, March 31. And among the astronauts ...