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Growing Taller, Losing Bone: The Strange Effects of 9 Months in Space

NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore recently returned to Earth after spending an unexpected 286 days aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Their extended mission provides valuable insights into the physiological and psychological…

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Texas County Approves Holding Election to Create SpaceX City

A Texas county has approved holding an election suggested by SpaceX that would let residents living around Elon Musk’s company decide whether to create a new city named Starbase. The election is scheduled for May…

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Composite Materials: Why They’re the Future of Engineering

In the rapidly advancing world of engineering, materials science continues to push boundaries by developing lighter, stronger, and more durable materials. Composite materials, which combine two or more distinct substances to create a new material…

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Collins Aerospace Wins $904M Navy Contract

RTX’s Collins Aerospace has announced that the company successfully secured a follow-on contract worth up to $904 million over five years to continue to develop the U.S. Navy’s Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC). The CEC is…

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Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser Spaceplane Completes Key NASA Test in Preparation for Its Launch

Sierra Space, one of the world’s leading commercial space companies, has announced that it has completed and passed its Joint Test 10B milestone with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on the Dream Chaser…

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Impact Threat? New Asteroid Has One of the Highest Collision Risks Ever

Scientists have identified a large asteroid, designated 2024 YR4, with a small but concerning chance of impacting Earth in 2032. The asteroid is estimated to be approximately 196 feet (60 meters) in diameter, making it…

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Chinese Firm “Space Transportation” Tests Supersonic Ramjet Detonation Engine

Our dreams of again flying commercially at supersonic speeds have received another big boost. Namely, after “Space Transportation,” which also goes by the name Beijing Lingkong Tianxing Technology, tested a commercial aircraft at Mach 4…

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Charter Jets Available In 2025 & What They’re Suitable For

Private aviation in 2025 offers an impressive range of charter jets tailored to various travel needs, from corporate business trips to luxury vacations, medical emergencies, and even specialized cargo transport. These jets reflect the latest…

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How Aviator Gaming Mirrors High-stakes Psychology

Consider how a control room operator monitors countless systems while making split-second decisions that could affect thousands of lives. These nerve centers, spanning industries from chemical production to healthcare, demand lightning-quick choices with profound consequences.…

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Eco-Friendly Spacecraft: Japan’s LignoSat Marks a New Era in Sustainable Satellites

World’s First Wooden Satellite: A New Frontier in Space MaterialsIn a groundbreaking achievement, the world’s first wooden satellite, LignoSat, was successfully launched into space on November 5, 2024. This innovative project, led by researchers at…

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Aviation

Growing Taller, Losing Bone: The Strange Effects of 9 Months in Space

Texas County Approves Holding Election to Create SpaceX City

Composite Materials: Why They’re the Future of Engineering

Collins Aerospace Wins $904M Navy Contract

Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser Spaceplane Completes Key NASA Test in Preparation for Its Launch

Impact Threat? New Asteroid Has One of the Highest Collision Risks Ever

Chinese Firm “Space Transportation” Tests Supersonic Ramjet Detonation Engine

Charter Jets Available In 2025 & What They’re Suitable For

How Aviator Gaming Mirrors High-stakes Psychology

Eco-Friendly Spacecraft: Japan’s LignoSat Marks a New Era in Sustainable Satellites

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