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Scientists Claim Fish Farming on the Moon Could Feed Astronauts

Researchers in France are planning to farm fish on the Moon. So, researchers are testing different varieties of fish eggs that are best suited to being launched to the moon. According to scientists, they could…

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Aurrigo Testing Autonomous Luggage Dollies on Heathrow Airport

Auriggo, the Coventry-based autonomous solutions developer, is testing its new autonomous luggage and cargo system named “Auto-Dolly” on UK’s largest and busiest airport, Heathrow. So far, the company has proven that its system can greatly…

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Zero 2 Infinity Is Offering Trips to Space in Helium Balloons as a Cheaper Alternative to SpaceX

Humans have always felt an urge to explore space. Although we can see the real images and videos of our planet, as shared by agencies. But now a Spanish startup the Zero 2 Infinity, is…

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Seven Things To Keep In Mind For Hiring In The Aerospace Industry

Aerospace might sound like the absolute technical sector; however, you don’t have to be an aerospace professional yourself to hire the right person. Hiring for the aerospace industry is not a short term deal. You…

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Rolls-Royce Tests Its First 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel In Small Jet Engine

Considering the worldwide drastic impacts of climate change, scientists are working to find greener alternatives to dirty jet fuel. Rolls-Royce is putting in the best of efforts to achieve the goal of net-zero CO2 emissions…

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New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

A physicist Fatima Ebrahimi has invented a new rocket engine thruster concept that could propel humans to Mars and beyond. She works at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The device uses…

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The Nuclear-Powered Aircraft to Explore Planet Jupiter

Researchers from Sofia University in Bulgaria have proposed a nuclear-powered vessel to study Jupiter. As Jupiter has a thick atmosphere and surface-free set-up, this makes it an ideal exploration site. Researchers consider Jupiter an ideal…

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Future Astronauts Could Fuel Their Return Trip Using Mars’ Atmosphere

Mars mission is full of challenges. One of the major challenges is how will future astronauts power the spaceship that brings them back to Earth? Now a new study suggests, they could make rocket fuel…

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Japan Developing Wooden Satellites to Cut Down on Space Trash

Did you know that even the tiniest piece of space debris orbiting at speed can pose a major threat? They can damage the ISS (International Space Station) and active satellites. Due to the continuous launch…

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Japan’s Capsule Returned With 5 Grams Of Asteroid Soil

The capsule brought back by the Hayabusa2 space probe containing pristine asteroid fragments returned to the Earth. Scientists foresee that the contents could help us know more about the origins of our solar system. Scientists…

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Aviation

Scientists Claim Fish Farming on the Moon Could Feed Astronauts

Aurrigo Testing Autonomous Luggage Dollies on Heathrow Airport

Zero 2 Infinity Is Offering Trips to Space in Helium Balloons as a Cheaper Alternative to SpaceX

Seven Things To Keep In Mind For Hiring In The Aerospace Industry

Rolls-Royce Tests Its First 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel In Small Jet Engine

New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

The Nuclear-Powered Aircraft to Explore Planet Jupiter

Future Astronauts Could Fuel Their Return Trip Using Mars’ Atmosphere

Japan Developing Wooden Satellites to Cut Down on Space Trash

Japan’s Capsule Returned With 5 Grams Of Asteroid Soil

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