The Houston Rockets are continuing their tradition of giving back to the community this weekend as they host their second annual back-to-school bash on Saturday, Aug. 10, in partnership with the ...

The Houston Rockets held their second annual back-to-school bash Saturday at the SunnySide Community Center. During the event, the Rockets and representatives from Reliant Energy passed out school ...

The uniforms, which will be worn for the first time Nov. 20 against the Indiana Pacers, pay homage to the franchise’s back-to-back ... in the same old-school, slanted Rockets font from the ...

After back-to-back explosions, SpaceX launched its mega rocket Starship again on Tuesday evening, but fell short of the main objectives when the spacecraft tumbled out of control and broke apart.

and there’s a new “halo” logo mark and refreshed “Rocket red.” Its new visual storytelling featuring real clients will be diverse, and the data identity system was redesigned to be easie ...

The logo’s prismatic font ... Yellow was not welcomed back. “Our fans still consider red the team color,” said Tim McDougall, the Rockets' vice president of marketing at the time.

The City Edition design commemorates the Rockets' 30th anniversary season of their back-to-back championship ... The shorts have the original Houston Rockets logo on one side with the Summit ...

As recently shared by Hackaday, Kapoor is a high school student who has spent the past three years chasing the same goal under the handle JRD Propulsion. Kapoor’s rocket uses the same thrust ...

Designed for the 300 Innovation Academy students majoring in engineering, the teens built and assembled rockets in the morning for a launch later the same day in the stadium behind the school.

It cannot be overlooked that, just days after NBA Paint roasts the Rockets' logo, the team switches it up like this. And look. It's not that this new logo — or whatever it is — is bad.

The Houston Rockets are holding their second annual back to school bash tomorrow, according to CW39 Houston. The Rockets have always been active in the community — I recall a multitide of events ...