Aviation

UCLA Researchers Discover Source of Super-Fast Electron Rain

Researchers at UCLA have discovered a new source of super-fast, energetic electrons raining down on our planet. Researchers fear that these events could affect satellites, damage the spacecraft or affect the health of astronauts. The…

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Webb Telescope Beams Back Jaw-Dropping Image While Still Aligning Mirrors

NASA’s massive Webb telescope has been aligning its mirrors and calibrating its systems in the past couple of months, as the Earth-bound control teams are setting it up for scientific use. Yesterday, the American space…

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Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Hitachi Energy was selected as the technology partner that will assemble the 250 kilometers-long (155 miles) power connection from the Norwegian mainland to NOAKA, an offshore project that is to be located in the North…

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Shipping Electronics Will Be Easy With These Tips

Shipping electronics can be daunting. After all, electronic devices, such as laptops, phones, and others, are delicate and potentially hazardous items. They can break or create dangerous situations during transit if not handled properly. Because…

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NASA is Considering Using Bird-Like Drones for Revealing the Secrets of Venus’ Atmosphere

NASA has revealed several futuristic technology concepts to study as part of its NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. This program also includes a bird-like drone that could be sent to Venus. These early-stage space research…

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Airbus Completed the First Test Flight of an A380 With Hydrogen Engine

Airbus wants to be the first aircraft manufacturer to have a hydrogen-burning plane circling the globe before 2035. In this effort, they have completed the first test flight of a specially configured A380 that features…

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Shark-Skin Film Coating Cuts Flights’ Carbon Emissions

New technologies are helping with reduced fuel consumption in the aviation industry. But exterior cleaning remains a neglected aspect in reducing the wind resistance to save fuel. In a recent development, Lufthansa and BASF have…

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This is What The Perseverance Rover Did During Its First Year on Mars

The Perseverance rover, part of NASA’s Mars 2020 mission deployed on February 18, 2021, has completed a year on the Red Planet, and the American space agency is celebrating this success. Below is everything that…

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India Is Testing Reusable Vehicle RLV-TD That Will Bring It Closer to Orbital Re-Entry Mission

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is planning to test out its reusable launch vehicle-technology demonstrator (RLV-TD). ISRO is going to carry out a key landing Experiment RLV-LEX. ISRO chairman S Somanath, said, “We will…

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AI-Powered Drones Helping to Find Marine Debris

Marine debris threatens the environment, human health, navigation safety, coastal tourism and contributes to climate change. It travels across large distances, and observations of its composition and distributions in the ocean are very sparse and…

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Aviation

UCLA Researchers Discover Source of Super-Fast Electron Rain

Webb Telescope Beams Back Jaw-Dropping Image While Still Aligning Mirrors

Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Shipping Electronics Will Be Easy With These Tips

NASA is Considering Using Bird-Like Drones for Revealing the Secrets of Venus’ Atmosphere

Airbus Completed the First Test Flight of an A380 With Hydrogen Engine

Shark-Skin Film Coating Cuts Flights’ Carbon Emissions

This is What The Perseverance Rover Did During Its First Year on Mars

India Is Testing Reusable Vehicle RLV-TD That Will Bring It Closer to Orbital Re-Entry Mission

AI-Powered Drones Helping to Find Marine Debris

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