SpaceX launches 4th low-cost "rideshare" mission
To meet rising demand, SpaceX plans three rideshare missions per year to give small satellites access to space.
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To meet rising demand, SpaceX plans three rideshare missions per year to give small satellites access to space.
Elon Musk has been named Time Magazine's "Person of the Year."
Tesla joined the likes of Facebook, Amazon and Google on Monday, becoming the sixth American business to join the Trillion Dollar Club.
Musk made it clear last year that he was frustrated with pandemic-related closures and protocols that forced Tesla to pause production in Fremont, California.
Tesla is under fire after some customers reportedly had payments withdrawn twice.
California-based electric car company Tesla on Monday announced that it bought $1.5 billion in bitcoin.
After a string of last-minute delays and scrubbed missions, Hawthorne-based SpaceX successfully launched 60 internet satellites into orbit from Florida's Cape Canaveral on Tuesday.
She's gracing the covers of magazines, walking glamorous runways around the world, and landing national modeling contracts -- and at age 71, this inspiring supermodel is only getting started.
Hawthorne-based SpaceX set a record Tuesday for the reuse of its workhorse Falcon 9 rockets when it launched another batch of internet satellites into orbit.
Two astronauts who were part of a historic launch to the International Space Station are expected to return to Earth on Sunday, weather permitting.
The 48-year-old Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder is reportedly listing two of his properties in Bel Air on the market for a combined $39.5 million.
A Los Angeles jury found Friday afternoon that Tesla CEO Elon Musk did not defame a British cave explorer in a tweet.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk returns to the stand Wednesday to testify a second day at his defamation trial in downtown Los Angeles.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk took the stand Tuesday in a defamation lawsuit alleging he called a British diver a pedophile on social media.
Tesla unveiled its first electric pickup truck Thursday night at the Tesla Design Center in Los Angeles.
At a presentation in Texas Sunday night, the CEO of SpaceX unveiled the "Starship Mark One," which Musk says will carry people and supplies into space.
The tech entrepreneur and investor set up Neuralink two years ago with a goal of connecting the human brain with a machine interface "before the end of next year."
If approved, the system of just over a mile long would debut by January 2021.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked a federal judge to hold Tesla CEO Elon Musk in contempt for violating a settlement deal reached last year.
Electric car and solar panel maker Tesla says it plans to cut its staff by about 7 percent, or roughly 3,000 jobs.
Instead, SpaceX will be moving rocket-building operations to Texas.
CBS2's Tom Wait, one of the first to ride in the tunnel, described the experience as "a little bit bumpy" and "a little bit claustrophobic," but overall, "everything went off and everything was technically solid."
The two-mile test tunnel is the first of what Musk hopes will be many to alleviate L.A.'s traffic issues.
The 2.7-mile tunnel would have run parallel to Sepulveda Boulevard on the Westside. Community groups sued, alleging the project had been exempted from environmental reviews.
"We've recently made a number of breakthroughs that I… am just really fired up about," the SpaceX founder said, adding, "I'm talking about moving there."
