Aerospace
Plasma rocket that reduces travel time to Mars is in development
The pulsed plasma rocket could generate up to 100,000 Newtons of force, meaning exceptionally high fuel efficiency.
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Mining
China Aims to Boost Coal Production Amid Energy Demands
Shanxi province contributes approximately 29% of the country's coal.
Mining
Companies sign agreement for gold processing
Horizon Minerals anticipates 200,000 tonnes of agreed gold ore over an eight-month period.
Transport
Volkswagen paralyzed automotive plants in Brazil due to floods
Volkswagen avoided providing details on which specific auto parts suppliers were harmed by the floods.
Aerospace
Musk announced a fourth flight of SpaceX’s Starship
SpaceX continues to develop its infrastructure in Boca Chica, Texas, in preparation for its next flight.
Transport
Hydrogen eVTOL Development Advances: The Future of Air Mobility
Engineers are conducting a technical analysis, developing conceptual and preliminary designs to build a certified version on an industrial scale.
Robotics
Researchers create snail-like robot that climbs surfaces
The robot has a system that allows it to move on water, acting as an adhesive and substitute for snail slime.
Aerospace
They ask to cancel the Boeing Starliner flight due to risks of failure
The ValveTech company strongly recommended "not proceeding with the second launch attempt" due to failures.
Robotics
Unitree presented its new G1 robot and revealed its price
The new all-terrain humanoid called G1 Humanoid Agent weighs approximately 35 Kg.
Mining
Río Tinto Group’s autonomous train suffered an accident in Australia
Rio Tinto operates around 14,000 iron ore railcars in the Pilbara, each with a capacity of 118 tonnes.
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