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Boom Supersonic brings XB-1 closer to supersonic flight with 11th test

Isbel Lázaro · January 19, 2025

During the flight, the aircraft was subjected to a dynamic pressure of 383 KEAS, a figure greater than what it will experience at supersonic…

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China conducts drone experiment to boost artificial snow production in Xinjiang

Joshua Falcón · January 17, 2025

The Kunlun Mountains, vital to water supply in western China, are now becoming the setting for technological implementation.

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Astronauts perform historic spacewalk from ISS after months trapped

Ruth Arteaga · January 17, 2025

Critical Repairs on the ISS: Suni Williams leads a historic spacewalk and ensures essential equipment is operational.

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Turbotech, Safran and Air Liquide test turbine powered by liquid hydrogen

Ruth Arteaga · January 16, 2025

Validity and future of sustainable aviation: Liquid hydrogen turbines for light and efficient flights.

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Sierra Space advances Resilient GPS program to improve satellite technologies

Joshua Falcón · January 16, 2025

The company continues to develop advanced solutions that integrate satellite technology, life support and space transportation.

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After multiple challenges, Blue Origin’s New Glenn successfully takes off

Ruth Arteaga · January 16, 2025

New Glenn achieves initial orbit, marking a key advancement in Blue Origin's space industry.

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New updates on the launch of the New Glenn rocket

Ruth Arteaga · January 15, 2025

Blue Origin reschedules launch of New Glenn NG-1 after resolving technical issues and waiting for better conditions.

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NASA integrates a telescope and other special instruments to the Roman space probe

Joshua Falcón · January 14, 2025

This achievement allows the mission to advance towards the final stage of preparation before its launch, scheduled for 2027.

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Helicopter removes historic artifact from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center

Isbel Lázaro · January 13, 2025

The artifact is 16 feet tall and weighs about 2,500 pounds.

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Blue Origin postpones inaugural launch of New Glenn rocket

Isbel Lázaro · January 11, 2025

The company faces the challenge of landing its rocket in the Atlantic Ocean on its first attempt.

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Aerospace

Construction

Mining

Power Generation

Robotics

Transport

Boom Supersonic brings XB-1 closer to supersonic flight with 11th test

China conducts drone experiment to boost artificial snow production in Xinjiang

Astronauts perform historic spacewalk from ISS after months trapped

Turbotech, Safran and Air Liquide test turbine powered by liquid hydrogen

Sierra Space advances Resilient GPS program to improve satellite technologies

After multiple challenges, Blue Origin’s New Glenn successfully takes off

New updates on the launch of the New Glenn rocket

NASA integrates a telescope and other special instruments to the Roman space probe

Helicopter removes historic artifact from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center

Blue Origin postpones inaugural launch of New Glenn rocket