A SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule parachuted into the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, wrapping up a second supply run to the International Space Station for NASA. ->
It was a chance to hear some of the more interesting people in the technological universe talk about their work. ->
An experimental reusable rocket built by SpaceX soared to a record 263 feet before landing itself on its launch pad, company founder and chief executive Elon Musk said at the SXSW conference in Austin. ->
At 8:56 am ET Sunday morning, International Space Station astronauts guided the Canadarm2 robotic arm to an earlier-than-scheduled berthing maneuver with the SpaceX Dragon capsule. ->
NASA has cleared Space Exploration Technologies' Dragon cargo capsule for a rendezvous with the International Space Station on Sunday after problems with the spacecraft's thruster pods were resolved. ->
After missing its scheduled rendezvous with the space station, SpaceX says it is back on track, with all four of its cargo capsule's rocket thruster pods working. ->
Following a beautiful launch of SpaceX's fifth Falcon 9 rocket on Friday, engineers were working to fix a problem with its payload -- a Dragon capsule loaded with gear and supplies for the International Space Station. ->
An entrepreneur wants to launch two interplanetary buddies on the ultimate joyride: A mission to Mars. But the timeline is tight -- as in 5 years time "tight." ->
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