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How Has the Pandemic Impacted the Metal Fabrication Supply Chain?

The fact that the COVID-19 pandemic affected industries and wreaked havoc on the supply chain is old news by now. However, the metal fabrication industry is one of the most affected. The pandemic and the…

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2023 Mission to Venus Will Search For the Signs of Life in Acidic Clouds

A team led by MIT researchers is sending a probe to search for the signs of life among the ultra-acidic atmosphere of Venus. For decades, scientists have sent multiple rovers to Mars and have collected…

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NASA Deploys an X-Ray Telescope into Orbit to Study Black Holes and Dead Stars

NASA successfully launched an X-ray telescope in space. The Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer or IXPE Mission was successfully launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This NASA satellite is designed to examine fascinating objects…

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A New Zero Emission Plane Can Fly from London to San Francisco Without Refuelling

The Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI), a major center for aerospace research and technology in the UK has developed a concept for a midsize aircraft powered by liquid hydrogen. The zero-carbon liquid-hydrogen-powered airliner concept is called FlyZero. FlyZero was…

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Rocket Lab Presents ‘Neutron’, Its First Reusable Two-Stage Rocket

Rocket Lab, the American aerospace manufacturer and the only private entity apart from SpaceX to have launched satellites into space, has presented its first-ever reusable rocket, called the Neutron. The concept is comparable to Falcon…

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Sets Two New Records during Its 10th Flyby of the Sun

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has survived its 10th close encounter with the Sun. In this process, it broke two more world records. On November 21, 2021, at 4:25 am EST (08:25 GMT), the robotic deep space probe…

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Chinese Bullet Trains to Be Equipped With Lift-Generating Winglets

China is planning to roll out a large number of next-gen bullet trains to make traveling between major urban centers lightning fast, and engineers are already submitting interesting proposals on how to make them lighter,…

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Pilot Lands Commercial Airbus Plane in Antarctica for the First Time Ever

For the first time in history, Airbus A340 has successfully landed on Antarctica. It was projected by Hi Fly, a boutique aviation company. Pilot Carlos Mirpuri and his crew took off from Cape Town, South…

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UFOs Finally Coming Out Of The Shadows

Throughout history, UFO sightings have been reported out from various parts of the world. Basis that, people have long speculated on life on other planets. But no life beyond Earth has ever been found so far. However, this…

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Manned missions to Mars are viable if not exceed beyond four years

Over the last few years, scientists have been dallying with the idea of sending humans to the Red Planet. But only the USA, Russia, and China have landed a rover on Mars while Indian space…

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Aviation

How Has the Pandemic Impacted the Metal Fabrication Supply Chain?

2023 Mission to Venus Will Search For the Signs of Life in Acidic Clouds

NASA Deploys an X-Ray Telescope into Orbit to Study Black Holes and Dead Stars

A New Zero Emission Plane Can Fly from London to San Francisco Without Refuelling

Rocket Lab Presents ‘Neutron’, Its First Reusable Two-Stage Rocket

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Sets Two New Records during Its 10th Flyby of the Sun

Chinese Bullet Trains to Be Equipped With Lift-Generating Winglets

Pilot Lands Commercial Airbus Plane in Antarctica for the First Time Ever

UFOs Finally Coming Out Of The Shadows

Manned missions to Mars are viable if not exceed beyond four years

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