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China inaugurates its first ground-based space station

Isbel Lázaro · March 11, 2024

Isbel Lazaro, March 11, 2024. China has marked an impressive milestone in space research with the inauguration of the world's largest ground-based space station.…

Aerospace

Company Earns Certification for eVTOL Pilot Training

Joshua Falcón · March 10, 2024

Certification for eVTOL pilot training enhances the company’s role in advanced aviation training

Aerospace

NASA and SpaceX work on new docking system for landers

Joshua Falcón · March 9, 2024

Joshua Falcon, March 9, 2024. NASA and SpaceX are in the intensive testing phase of a critical component for space exploration: the docking mechanism…

Aerospace

NASA seeks aspiring astronauts (will pay more than $150,000)

Isbel Lázaro · March 8, 2024

Isbel Lazaro, March 8, 2024. NASA welcomed its next generation of Artemis astronauts at a ceremony at the agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston…

Aerospace

NASA launches CubeSat PY4 “low-cost spacecraft” swarms

Joshua Falcón · March 7, 2024

Joshua Falcon, March 7, 2024. With the successful launch of NASA's CubeSat PY4 test space swarm, the agency has taken a significant step toward…

Aerospace

Doroni H1-X “flying car” to debut in 2025

Joshua Falcón · March 5, 2024

Joshua Falcon, March 5, 2024. The first fully functional models of the H1-X could start being delivered to customers in 2025, provided development continues…

Aerospace

France Achieves Milestone: First Manned Hydrogen Flight Soars

Isbel Lázaro · February 29, 2024

Isbel Lazaro, February 29, 2024. Beyond Aero successfully completed France's first manned flights using a hydrogen electric aircraft. The test flights, carried out earlier…

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Forced end! The Odysseus lunar module interrupts its activity

Isbel Lázaro · February 28, 2024

Isbel Lazaro, February 28, 2024. The Odysseus lunar module mission shutdown was anticipated for yesterday afternoon due to insufficient solar power in its panels.…

Aerospace

Sideways landing of Odysseus module complicated the mission on the Moon

Joshua Falcón · February 27, 2024

Joshua Falcon, February 27, 2024. The Moon has always been an object of fascination and mystery, raising questions about the craters on its surface…

Aerospace

First flight of “intuitive machines” heads for the moon

Joshua Falcón · February 25, 2024

Joshua Falcon, February 25, 2024. NASA begins a momentous lunar mission, deploying intuitive machines as scientific and technological tools to power future Artemis missions.