Aviation

NASA Astronauts Successfully Install New Space Station Docking Port for visitors

The International Space Station (ISS) has finally received a new docking adapter as of August 19. Two NASA astronauts, Jeff Williams and Kate Rubins, conducted a 6.5-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station to install a…

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World’s First ‘Hack-Proof’ Quantum Satellite Will Track Down Cyber Criminals

China has successfully launched its first quantum-enabled satellite. The satellite is named after the ancient Chinese scientist and philosopher Micius. Micius will be an ultra-secure, hack-proof communication system that uses subatomic particles to securely communicate…

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Create-A-Space Puts Up an Elbow Wall Between You and Your Flying Partner

If you fly somewhat often, surely you’ve been seated next to a person who loves to hog the armrest. Now, while you can’t always choose your flying partner, you can choose to be prepared to…

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The New Chapter in Energetics & Propulsion for Aircraft & Spacecraft

Energetics refers to the energy used to provide propulsion to aircraft. For decades, energetics has been based on fossil fuels, but today and in the near future, the need for more efficient energy consumption, a…

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Did Venus Once Support Human Life?

Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system and is known for the absolute hellish conditions that exist on it. With its acid thunderclouds, its atmosphere which is a mixture of poisonous sulfuric acid…

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Moon Express Gets Permission to Land on the Moon

So far, a moon landing has been accomplished only by three nations. The United States’ Apollo 11 was the first manned mission to land on the Moon, on July 20, 1969. Subsequently, only two counties…

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Advanced Aerospike Engines Could Reduce Payload Cost to $1,000 Per Pound

The recent emphasis on reusable launch vehicles (RLV) most visibly by SpaceX and soon by Vulcan Aerospace is part of a much bigger trend in the aerospace industry to lower payload costs from $10,000 per pound…

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U.S. Air Force Declares F-35 Jet Ready for War

The US Air Force has declared the first squadron of Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II fighters combat ready. The aircraft recently completed its first air-to-air kill test The declaration comes after the fifth-generation combat aircraft…

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India’s New Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) Prototype Demonstration

IndustryTap has covered the recent renaissance in Indian technology and the country’s ambitious plans for its economy, energy system, alternative energy, environment, and people. One recent example is India’s world record for planting 50 million…

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Wind Tunnel Facilities for Amateurs and Pros

Wind tunnels have been around since the 1920s and were originally developed by the Air Force. Wind tunnel testing has made the difference by helping aeronautics engineers to quickly understand the designs that work best.…

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Aviation

NASA Astronauts Successfully Install New Space Station Docking Port for visitors

World’s First ‘Hack-Proof’ Quantum Satellite Will Track Down Cyber Criminals

Create-A-Space Puts Up an Elbow Wall Between You and Your Flying Partner

The New Chapter in Energetics & Propulsion for Aircraft & Spacecraft

Did Venus Once Support Human Life?

Moon Express Gets Permission to Land on the Moon

Advanced Aerospike Engines Could Reduce Payload Cost to $1,000 Per Pound

U.S. Air Force Declares F-35 Jet Ready for War

India’s New Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) Prototype Demonstration

Wind Tunnel Facilities for Amateurs and Pros

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