Hawthorne, Calif.-based Space Exploration
Technologies (SpaceX) is a commercial company aiming to launch cargo,
and eventually people, to low-Earth orbit. The firm is developing its
Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 booster under contracts from NASA's
Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) program and its Commercial Orbital
Transportation Services (COTS) program.
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The Falcon 9 rocket is due to loft SpaceX's Dragon capsule to orbit at 4:55 a.m. ET.
Tune in to see SpaceX launch its first flight to the space station Saturday at 4:55 a.m. ET.
See inside SpaceX's private Dragon space capsule and Falcon 9 rockets.
The stakes are high for SpaceX's planned launch of the Dragon capsule to the space station on Saturday.
A look at five of the most promising private spacecraft in development today.
By meeting obligations necessary to keep
the ISS fully supplied, commercial space companies can free up NASA to
fulfill its charter, which includes human exploration – and settlement –
of the Solar System.
The Dragon capsule from SpaceX is set to be the first private spaceship to dock at the space station.
SpaceX's upcoming test flight could be a defining moment for the commercial spaceflight industry.
Take a tour of the robot cargo ship fleet for the International Space Station in this spaceship photo tour.
A look at the most promising commercial space vehicles in development.
Fifteen student experiments are flying aboard SpaceX's Dragon capsule.
The three spaceflyers will live aboard the station for four months.
An upcoming rocket launch could be a watershed moment for private spaceflight.
Several companies are competing for funding under the next round of NASA's commercial crew program.
A step-by-step guide to the upcoming Dragon flight to the space station.
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