Aviation

The World’s First Very Light Single Engine Personal Jet

Cirrus Aircraft has been manufacturing and selling personal jets since 1984. Cirrus offers the SR20 at $369,000 and the SR22 at $499,000. Cirrus’ newest model, the seven-seater Vision Jet, is now available after more than…

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Nasa Rover Discovers Large Spoon on the Surface of Mars…is This a Sign of Intelligent Life?

Images from the NASA rover on Mars showed an object that looks like a spoon lying on the Red Planet’s surface. Is this a sign of life there? Alien enthusiasts believe they have found a…

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How Aerospace Products Excel in Tough Environments

High-Performance Aviation Technology For planes to fly well, their surfaces must be light, strong, and aerodynamic. In the beginning, the Wright brothers used wood and metal parts to hold planes together. Today, the story is…

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NASA Created a Video Imagining What It Would Be Like to Approach and Land on Pluto

We can all agree that it’d be super legit to land on Pluto. NASA decided to envision what it might look like to approach and land on Pluto by utilizing 100 images taken by the…

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Swiss-Company SolarStratos Unveils Its Solar Plane Ready to Reach the Stratosphere

Swiss-company SolarStratos recently unveiled its atmospheric solar plane in Switzerland for which the company has some grand plans. The main goal of the solar plane will be to eventually reach the Stratosphere, becoming the first…

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Watch a Replay of SpaceX’s First Successful Rocket Launch Since the September Explosion

Back in September, an issue with a rocket’s helium tank caused an explosion on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral. To move forward with the company’s launches and perhaps win back the trust of skeptics,…

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Aerospace Components Benefiting from New Materials Science

Aerospace components represent, if nothing else, a gold standard for industrial manufacturing. There is no other activity that puts more stress on an object and its parts than is encountered in the aerospace industry. In…

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Mobile User Objective System (MUOS-5) Network to Be Used for Arctic Communications

The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS-5) network was developed for the U.S. Navy by Lockheed Martin to provide next-generation secure ultra-high-frequency (UHF) satellite communications. General Dynamics also worked on parts of MUOS, especially its integrated…

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The Great Challenges of Aviation Management

Success and failure in entering the airline business has been compared to the adventures of the Greek God Icarus, son of Daedalus, who flew too close to the sun on wings of feathers and wax…

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Aviation

The World’s First Very Light Single Engine Personal Jet

Nasa Rover Discovers Large Spoon on the Surface of Mars…is This a Sign of Intelligent Life?

How Aerospace Products Excel in Tough Environments

NASA Created a Video Imagining What It Would Be Like to Approach and Land on Pluto

Advanced Inertial Navigation Systems Market Taking Off

Swiss-Company SolarStratos Unveils Its Solar Plane Ready to Reach the Stratosphere

Watch a Replay of SpaceX’s First Successful Rocket Launch Since the September Explosion

Aerospace Components Benefiting from New Materials Science

Mobile User Objective System (MUOS-5) Network to Be Used for Arctic Communications

The Great Challenges of Aviation Management

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