Crew-13 lifted off at 11:10 AM and docked with the International Space Station at 7:05 PM ET, a trip of just 7 hours and 55 minutes The previous U.S. crewed best was 14 hours and 43 minutes. Crew Dragon nearly cut it in half.

Captain Sully Sullenberger has finally been inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame. 17 years ago, he saved 155 people in the 'Miracle on the Hudson'.

China just built an AI lifebuoy that FLIES to you when you’re drowning.

Fire and fury of the Raptor 3s pushing Starship 14 skyward 🚀 I spent two years pursuing this image. I was certain that I'd failed again today. Got home and discovered that, in fact, I hadn't.

In Texas commercial driver’s license (CDL) tests are now English-only, with no interpreters allowed. Should this be the same in all 50 states?

SpaceX's Starship rocket just performed a flip maneuver and splashed down on target in the Pacific Ocean. Seems like tower catch could be a go for flight 15.

I set a camera really close to the launch pad to get this shot. It was a sound activated trigger since it wasn’t safe for me to stand here. That’s all 33 Raptor engines performing nominally as Starship heads to orbit for the first time.

The most incredible Starship liftoff footage ever captured.

🚨 UPDATE: Elon Musk just took a HUGE victory lap after the DOGE-enhanced federal SAVE database — used to purge noncitizens and illegals from voter rolls — is GREENLIT by the US Supreme Court, 6-3 "Even this ALONE makes DOGE worth it," Elon said 🔥 DOGE is HUGE for America, and it's STILL infuriating Democrats and catching fraudsters to this day 👏🏻 Even Chuck Schumer came out and panicked that Elon's team of geniuses overhauled SAVE, making it MUCH more efficient at purging illegal voters. Clean the rolls and SAVE OUR ELECTIONS 🇺🇸@elonmusk

JUST IN: FAA clears Starship Flight 14, SpaceX's first attempt to put Starship into orbit. The FAA issued and made effective license VOL 23-129 Rev 9.0 on Sep 26, per the signed license posted on the FAA's regulatory database. • Window: Mon, Sep 28 at 7:15 a.m. CT (5:15 a.m. PT), 75 minutes • Payload: 26 Starlink V3 satellites, first V3s into the constellation • Flight: ~6 orbits at ~275 km, splashdown west of Chile • License: adds "Initial order for licensed Starship reentry" All 13 Starship flights so far flew suborbital. Monday is the first shot at orbit.

We now have fully stacked Launch 14 vehicles!! Ship 41 was lifted onto Booster 21 around 1:20 this morning! Absolutely stunning!!! Timelapse also included 😊🚀

Ship 41 rolling to the pad tonight, they say wet dress rehearsal tomorrow 😀

Stacked under the stars, Starship 41 has been lifted onto Booster 21 - giving us our first look at the Flight 14 full stack! Absolutely gorgeous view! 🤩 🚀 📸: @mymatrixplug For WAI Media

If you can't get an ID you aren't smart enough to vote for the leader of the free world.

Starship flies again in as soon as one week... but this time, for the first time, it's going orbital with an operational payload. I will attempt to get onsite to cover it if my schedule allows.

And the finale of the night….timelapse of LIFT!! ✨🚀

In 7 days, the first Starship launch to orbit will be carrying Starlink V3 satellites intended for operational use

There she is Booster 21 rolling out flight 14 next Monday!

SpaceX Rolls Booster 21 to Starbase Pad 2 x.com/i/broadcasts/1jGXgBdao…

With SpaceX finally having laid out the full plan for Starship’s first orbital mission, wow! Six possible orbits, nearly 10 hours in space, 26 operational Starlinks, and a new return path west of Chile. 🚀 The plan is freaking wild! Excited or what!? 👇 youtu.be/pQQ-3iHpeeg