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Elon Musk has proposed using robots on the Moon for constructing factories and industrial infrastructure, potentially increasing SpaceX's economy by up to 1000 times compared to Earth. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Travelling at nearly 8,690 kmph, the 4-tonne Falcon 9 second stage struck the Moon near the Einstein Crater on the western limb.

Elon Musk travelled to Moscow in 2001 and 2002 to buy surplus Russian missiles for a Mars mission. The failed talks pushed him to build rockets himself and led to the founding of SpaceX.

SpaceX's long-term vision includes autonomous robots building lunar infrastructure, AI-powered satellites and manufacturing facilities that could support future missions beyond Earth.

SpaceX has been achieving many of its targets these days, even by accident. After months of anticipation, a discarded upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is believed to have careened into the Moon early Wednesday morning near the Einstein Crater.

Elon Musk has revealed plans of putting robots on the Moon. Why? The SpaceX CEO says that robots can help build factories on the Moon that can scale up to "1000x" the economy of the Earth.

Nikita Bier is resigning from his position as Head of Product at X, a year after joining the platform. He will remain with the company in an advisory role. , Technology & Science, Times Now

The mission marks another step towards fully reusable Starship operations as SpaceX targets a future launch cadence of at least one flight a day.

Nikita Bier has stepped down as X's head of product after roughly 400 days, transitioning to an advisory role. Here's what he says he accomplished, and what independent data shows.

A four-tonne SpaceX rocket piece hurtling through space for over 18 months is believed to have smashed into the moon at high speed around noon Wednesday (India time). The school-bus-size object is the second stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that had launched a lunar lander from Firefly Aerospace in Jan 2025.