SpaceX has launched its most public and aggressive offensive against regulators to date, with a blog post published Tuesday urging more expeditious launch

SpaceX is openly criticizing what it sees as unacceptable delays in the licensing process for the next launch of its Starship rocket, saying US government approval is going to take months longer than it originally expected.

The Federal Aviation Administration has signaled to SpaceX that it won't approve a launch license for the next test flight of the Starship rocket until at least late November, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk complained about the delay until late November, saying "we will never get humanity to Mars if this continues."

The TCU alum, who graduated from the Fort Worth university in 2008, was on the SpaceX Polaris Dawn launch Tuesday, making her the "first Horned Frog in space," the school posted on social media.

CAPE CANAVERAL—SpaceX has launched a public relations campaign to protest the FAA’s probe into alleged environmental lapses during Starship-Super Heavy flight tests in Boca Chica Beach, Texas, an investigation the company says is delaying licensing for its upcoming launch.

The historic SpaceX Polaris Dawn mission, which includes the first ever commercial spacewalk, will launch tonight from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your In

SpaceX has finally launched its Polaris Dawn mission after multiple delays due to a helium leak and poor weather.