Tag: aerospace

Archer Aviation Partners with SpaceX to Use Starlink for eVTOL Connectivity

Archer Aviation will integrate SpaceX Starlink satellite internet to support flight operations and passenger connectivity in its eVTOL air taxis.

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Chinese Innovators Unveil Urban-Friendly Flying Vehicle with Ducted Fans

A new flying vehicle featuring ducted fan technology aims to enhance safety and practicality for urban air travel in China.

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US Faces Growing Shortage of Critical Rare Earths Despite Trade Truce with China

Suppliers to US aerospace and semiconductor firms are encountering severe shortages of rare earth elements, especially yttrium and scandium.

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Crew of Shenzhou-20 Shares Details of Emergency Orbital Evacuation After Window Damage

In a rare account, Shenzhou-20 astronauts reveal their emergency evacuation triggered by cracks in the spacecraft’s window caused by space debris.

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Boeing Develops AI to Translate Satellite Telemetry into Plain Language

Boeing has created an AI system that converts satellite telemetry data into human-readable language, aiding ground teams in mission analysis.

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New Self-Healing Carbon Fiber Metamaterial Promises Exceptional Longevity

Researchers develop a carbon fiber-based metamaterial that autonomously repairs cracks, potentially extending material lifespan to centuries.

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SpaceX Sets New Reusability Record with Falcon 9 First Stages Used Over 30 Times

SpaceX achieved a milestone as Falcon 9 rockets’ first stages surpass 30 flights, demonstrating breakthroughs in rocket reusability.

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SpaceX Launches Open Satellite Monitoring System to Enhance Orbital Safety

SpaceX introduces a free satellite tracking platform aimed at reducing collision risks in increasingly crowded low Earth orbit.

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NASA Classifies Boeing Starliner Flight Incident as Highest Severity, Comparable to Shuttle Disasters

NASA’s latest investigation into Boeing Starliner’s failed crew flight found critical issues, elevating the incident to shuttle disaster severity.

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NASA Completes Wet Dress Rehearsal for SLS Moon Rocket, Sets Stage for March Launch

NASA successfully concluded a two-day wet dress rehearsal for the SLS rocket, preparing for a lunar mission expected in early March.

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Deployment of Russia’s New Orbital Station Delayed Until 2028

Russia’s plan to deploy its new orbital station, seen as a national pride project, is now postponed to 2028 amid development delays.

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Jeff Bezos Suggests Blue Origin Will Surpass SpaceX in Upcoming Lunar Competition

Jeff Bezos signals confidence that Blue Origin will outpace SpaceX in the new NASA lunar program, adding fuel to their space rivalry.

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