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NASA and SpaceX complete Crew-8 mission with safe return to Earth

Joshua Falcón · October 29, 2024

These commercial missions consolidate public-private collaboration in the space sector, paving the way towards self-sufficiency in future explorations.

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Anduril Industries presents its Bolt-M drone

Ruth Arteaga · October 26, 2024

The Bolt-M can operate autonomously for more than 40 minutes, hitting targets up to 20 kilometers away.

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This unmanned cargo plane travels up to 2,600 km without needing to recharge

Isbel Lázaro · October 25, 2024

It features an optimized cargo hold that increases space utilization by more than 15% compared to traditional cargo aircraft.

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Intelsat confirms total loss of IS-33e satellite following anomaly

Ruth Arteaga · October 24, 2024

The IS-33e was a key component in the global communications network, and its failure has left Europe, Africa and Asia-Pacific without service.

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Swiss students achieve Europe’s first reusable rocket landing

Ruth Arteaga · October 23, 2024

The Colibri rocket completed its first successful flight for less than 250,000 Swiss francs.

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Airbus, Kansai Airports and Kawasaki boost hydrogen aviation in Japan

Isbel Lázaro · October 20, 2024

The three companies project that Japanese airports could need several tons of hydrogen a day by 2050 to power aircraft.

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Sierra Space’s debris disposal system to be tested on the Space Station

Ruth Arteaga · October 20, 2024

The system can recover up to 100% of the water contained in space debris, essential for long-duration missions.

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Axiom Space and Prada reveal new spacesuit for Artemis III lunar mission

Ruth Arteaga · October 18, 2024

It will allow astronauts to walk on the Moon for more than 8 hours, enduring extreme temperatures.

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NASA’s Europa Clipper probe is headed to Jupiter’s moon

Isbel Lázaro · October 16, 2024

The probe will travel 2.9 billion kilometres in six years to investigate whether the moon could host life.

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The Jetson ONE eVTOL was tested by its creator and achieves the first freestyle flight

Isbel Lázaro · October 15, 2024

Priced at $128,000, it has garnered more than 460 orders, with production running out until 2026.

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Aerospace

Construction

Electricity Generation

Mining

Robotics

Transport

NASA and SpaceX complete Crew-8 mission with safe return to Earth

Anduril Industries presents its Bolt-M drone

This unmanned cargo plane travels up to 2,600 km without needing to recharge

Intelsat confirms total loss of IS-33e satellite following anomaly

Swiss students achieve Europe’s first reusable rocket landing

Airbus, Kansai Airports and Kawasaki boost hydrogen aviation in Japan

Sierra Space’s debris disposal system to be tested on the Space Station

Axiom Space and Prada reveal new spacesuit for Artemis III lunar mission

NASA’s Europa Clipper probe is headed to Jupiter’s moon

The Jetson ONE eVTOL was tested by its creator and achieves the first freestyle flight