Aviation

In Joint Mission with NASA, Australia Plans To Send a $50 Million Lunar Rover to Moon By 2026

Australia is planning to expand its space industry. Recently Australia has signed a deal with NASA to send an Australian-made lunar rover to the Moon. This semi-autonomous rover will be on a mission to collect…

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Space Greenhouses Could Help Grow Crops in Earth’s Deserts and Orbital Space

NASA has plans to eventually put humans on Mars. For providing fresh eats for astronauts headed to the moon and Mars, scientists are conducting many plant experiments. It won’t be easy for astronauts to live…

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DARPA Successfully Test Fired the Hypersonic Cruise Missile

The speed, maneuverability, and altitude of hypersonic missiles make them extremely difficult to track and intercept. US defense experts see hypersonic weapons as essential to preserve America’s military edge over its global rivals. Russia has…

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Rolls-Royce’s All-Electric Aircraft Has Completed Maiden Voyage Successfully

Rolls-Royce has proudly announced that its all-electric airplane, named the ‘Spirit of Innovation’, has completed its maiden voyage with success, proving its worthiness. The plane flew for approximately 15 minutes, taking off from and landing…

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Paragon’s Liquid Hydrogen-Fuelled Evtol Has 800 Miles Range

Aviation firm Paragon VTOL Aerospace has unveiled an eVTOL aircraft that uses liquid hydrogen to extend its range. Called Soar, the eVTOL aircraft has a staggering 800-mile (1,287-km) range. Soar will be powered by a…

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‘Petrol Pump’ In Space Could Save Thousands of Satellites from Becoming Trash

San Francisco-based startup Orbit Fab is going to launch the company’s first operational ‘Petrol Pump’ built in space. The company was founded to create “a thriving in-space market for products and services that support both existing…

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Blood-Curdling Idea! Scientists Want to Use Astronaut Blood to Create Mars Shelters

The global search has begun for the first humans to set foot on Mars and create a self-sustaining colony. But colonizing Mars could be both dangerous and ridiculously expensive. Since hauling even, a single brick…

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Scientists Are Planning To Send Autonomous ‘Robot Swarms’ To Mine the Lunar Resources

Scientists are seriously considering constructing bases on celestial bodies like the moon. So, for constructing these, it would be easier if they could find all the building supplies right there on the moon. Otherwise, they…

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The ISS Has Started to Crack and Not Much Can Be Done to Stop the Deterioration

Reports about cracks that have formed on the “Zarya” module of the ISS (International Space Station) have scientists worrying about the inevitable future of the project, as this is the first clear sign of the…

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5 Strategies for Optimizing Your Supply Chain

No matter how efficient your production line is, a missing or ineffective link in your supply chain can bring everything to halt. The smooth flow of raw materials from your suppliers has a very significant…

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Aviation

In Joint Mission with NASA, Australia Plans To Send a $50 Million Lunar Rover to Moon By 2026

Space Greenhouses Could Help Grow Crops in Earth’s Deserts and Orbital Space

DARPA Successfully Test Fired the Hypersonic Cruise Missile

Rolls-Royce’s All-Electric Aircraft Has Completed Maiden Voyage Successfully

Paragon’s Liquid Hydrogen-Fuelled Evtol Has 800 Miles Range

‘Petrol Pump’ In Space Could Save Thousands of Satellites from Becoming Trash

Blood-Curdling Idea! Scientists Want to Use Astronaut Blood to Create Mars Shelters

Scientists Are Planning To Send Autonomous ‘Robot Swarms’ To Mine the Lunar Resources

The ISS Has Started to Crack and Not Much Can Be Done to Stop the Deterioration

5 Strategies for Optimizing Your Supply Chain

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