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NASA announces final preparations for the Orion service module for the Artemis II mission

Joshua Falcón · March 23, 2025

International technological collaboration and the development of new technologies are fundamental pillars of this aerospace initiative.

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Isar Aerospace announces the first test flight of the Spectrum spacecraft

Joshua Falcón · March 21, 2025

The company plans to conduct regular launches to meet the growing demand for small-scale satellites that require access to space.

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NASA and SpaceX announce the return of the Crew-9 mission from the International Space Station

Joshua Falcón · March 18, 2025

Weather conditions were an important factor in determining the time and location of the landing.

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AT2 Aerospace and Straightline Aviation advance sustainable aviation with a hybrid airship

Isbel Lázaro · March 16, 2025

The airship can land without the need for traditional infrastructure thanks to its air cushioning system.

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Lockheed Martin prepares to launch the LM 400 technology demonstration satellite

Ruth Arteaga · March 14, 2025

Lockheed Martin is preparing to launch the LM 400 satellite, demonstrating key new space technologies for military, commercial, and civilian missions.

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Firefly Aerospace prepares to launch Alpha FLTA006 with the LM 400 satellite

Joshua Falcón · March 9, 2025

Firefly has demonstrated its ability to deliver innovative technologies in the aerospace sector.

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SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft exploded in mid-flight, leaving a trail of debris

Isbel Lázaro · March 7, 2025

A malfunction caused the engines to fail, causing them to explode in the air.

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Researchers use AI to create ultralight, high-strength materials

Ruth Arteaga · March 4, 2025

New AI and 3D engineered materials double the strength of steel while maintaining a lightness similar to polystyrene.

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ZeroAvia completes first sale of its electric propulsion system for sustainable aviation

Isbel Lázaro · March 3, 2025

The aircraft, which will incorporate ZeroAvia's electric propulsion system, is based on a design from the 1990s.

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NASA’s X-59 passes electromagnetic tests and moves closer to first flight

Isbel Lázaro · March 2, 2025

The X-59 was placed in front of a NASA F-15D at different distances to test its electromagnetic compatibility, simulating close flight conditions.

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Aerospace

Construction

Electricity Generation

Mining

Robotics

Transport

NASA announces final preparations for the Orion service module for the Artemis II mission

Isar Aerospace announces the first test flight of the Spectrum spacecraft

NASA and SpaceX announce the return of the Crew-9 mission from the International Space Station

AT2 Aerospace and Straightline Aviation advance sustainable aviation with a hybrid airship

Lockheed Martin prepares to launch the LM 400 technology demonstration satellite

Firefly Aerospace prepares to launch Alpha FLTA006 with the LM 400 satellite

SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft exploded in mid-flight, leaving a trail of debris

Researchers use AI to create ultralight, high-strength materials

ZeroAvia completes first sale of its electric propulsion system for sustainable aviation

NASA’s X-59 passes electromagnetic tests and moves closer to first flight