Aviation

First Time in History – The Hypersonic Rocket Sled Traveling At Mach 5.8 Recovered For Reuse

In a historic event, the U.S. Air Force successfully recovered a reusable hypersonic rocket sled for the first time after it traveled more than five times the speed of sound. The 846th Test Squadron at…

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Toyota Unveils New Hydrogen Cartridge To Make Hydrogen Portable And Fueling Convenient

For reducing the dependence on fossil fuels, and minimize carbon emissions, worldwide researchers are considering other cleaner fuel sources. Hydrogen could prove to be an attractive alternative source of energy since they are clean, highly…

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US Air Force Test-Fires Hypersonic Missile Faster Than Five Times the Speed of Sound

The speed and maneuverability of Hypersonic missiles make them difficult to track and intercept. Capable of traveling at speeds greater than five times the speed of sound, these missiles can wreak havoc at a massive level in…

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Silent Ventus is an All-Electric Drone and is Silent

Commercial and recreational drones are taking to the air. They’re becoming a new source of environmental noise pollution. A study by NASA revealed that “road vehicles seem to be systematically judged to be less annoying” than drones.…

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New Research Suggests There May Be Invisible Walls in Space

The universe is a mysterious place. Worldwide scientists are working to uncover it layer by layer. But there are lots and lots of puzzling events that remain unexplained. Present theories about the arrangement of the cosmos…

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NASA’s X-59 QueSST, the Quiet Supersonic Aircraft on the Way to Its First Flight

Supersonic commercial aircraft could soon take to the air again, as NASA and Lockheed Martin’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Technology aircraft (QueSST) has successfully completed months of critical ground tests. Lockheed Martin is developing the X-59…

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The First-Ever Carbon-free Ammonia-Powered Jet Flight coming soon

The aviation sector is now looking into ways to wean itself off jet fuel to limit its emissions significantly. Thanks to an Australian company “Aviation H2″ Zero-emissions airplanes could take to the skies soon. The…

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‘World’s Most Environmentally Friendly’ Rocket Unveiled in the UK

Spaceflight Company Orbex unveiled the full-scale prototype of its innovative reusable Prime rocket. In the coming future, it will launch small satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Hub Sutherland in northern Scotland. The UK is…

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Lunar Soil Can Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen and Rocket Fuel to Power Future Missions to Mars

Scientists have proposed many strategies for a sustainable and affordable extra-terrestrial living environment. But all these ideas require energy sources from Earth. Like NASA’s Mars rover Perseverance, which has an instrument to make oxygen using…

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NASA’s New Alloy is 1000 Times More durable than what’s Currently Used in Spacecraft

NASA has developed a metal alloy that is 1,000 times stronger than current state-of-the-art materials used in aviation and space exploration. To maximize spacecraft longevity and for countering the formidable challenges of launching missions, strong and long-lasting…

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Aviation

First Time in History – The Hypersonic Rocket Sled Traveling At Mach 5.8 Recovered For Reuse

Toyota Unveils New Hydrogen Cartridge To Make Hydrogen Portable And Fueling Convenient

US Air Force Test-Fires Hypersonic Missile Faster Than Five Times the Speed of Sound

Silent Ventus is an All-Electric Drone and is Silent

New Research Suggests There May Be Invisible Walls in Space

NASA’s X-59 QueSST, the Quiet Supersonic Aircraft on the Way to Its First Flight

The First-Ever Carbon-free Ammonia-Powered Jet Flight coming soon

‘World’s Most Environmentally Friendly’ Rocket Unveiled in the UK

Lunar Soil Can Turn Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen and Rocket Fuel to Power Future Missions to Mars

NASA’s New Alloy is 1000 Times More durable than what’s Currently Used in Spacecraft

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