The adage “Out with the old, in with the new” is regarded as the natural path of innovation. For instance, the introduction of smartphones marked the end of telephones, pocket […]
What’s old is new again: Airship innovation, the Lighter-Than-Air aircraft Read More »
NASA’s new Space Launch System (SLS) is finally ready for testing after assembly in New Orleans at the Michoud Assembly Facility. The Artemis is key to NASA’s next deep space
NASA’s ambitious Space Launch System SLS for Artemis Moon Missions ready for tests Read More »
The shining stainless steel “starship” may launch as early as March next year according to an ambitious announcement from Elon Musk of SpaceX. Not only tested to orbit but, he
Although the International Space Station’s 3-D printer “has manufactured the first 3-D printed object in space, paving the way to future long-term space expeditions” [1] — there are still issues
Fifty-five years after Nasa’s iconic first moon landing, humans may soon walk on the moon once more. Fired up by a new space race to the moon, Nasa has already
Moon Race 2: Nasa plans moon lander for 2024; Orion Spacecraft already complete Read More »
Scientists moved past theory and science-fiction, after successfully transporting an “object” from Earth to an orbiting satellite 300 miles away. Researchers at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre (Gobi Desert) launched
A team of physicists from Technische Universität in Dresden, Germany tested the feasibility of EmDrive and Mach Effect Thrusters. The EmDrive, an experimental space engine design, gained worldwide attention after
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The much anticipated X-59 QueSST Supersonic jet, co-developed by Lockheed Martin and NASA — which promises “quiet” supersonic — may make pilots think they are flying a simulator. Due to
A supersonic jet with no front window? NASA’s X-59 uses a 4K monitor instead. Read More »
