
Blue Origin completes its 28th space mission
Blue Origin continues its advance in space exploration, successfully completing its 28th crewed mission in the New Shepard program.
Blue Origin continues its advance in space exploration, successfully completing its 28th crewed mission in the New Shepard program.
During the mission, the Dragonfly autonomous vehicle will take samples of materials and study the organic elements present on Saturn's satellite.
This rocket has a load capacity of 100 tons in low orbits and will be used for space exploration missions and the construction of strategic infrastructure.
Its pure propulsion engine provides thrust-to-weight ratios 20 times higher than conventional engines.
NRL robotics revolutionizes satellite repair, ensuring resilience and sustainability in space.
Each successful achievement reaffirms SpaceX's dominance on the Space Coast with its vast aerospace experience.
The XB-1 reaches Mach 0.82 and extends its altitude to 23,015 feet, approaching supersonic speed
The X-59, with its 22,000-pound-thrust F414-GE-100 engine, promises to reach Mach 1.4 without the characteristic boom.
Both she and her partner must consume between 3,500 and 4,000 calories a day just to maintain their weight.
MIRA II becomes the first vehicle to ignite an aerospike in mid-flight.
Optical fibers created in microgravity could transform space communications and advance precise medical treatments on Earth.
A hydrogen-powered plane can store energy 30 times faster than batteries.