Aviation

The Future of Aviation: Aeralis’ Interchangeable Engines and Wings

Bristol-based Military jet developer Aeralis is developing a revolutionary modular jet concept for the Royal Air Force (RAF) that could transform the future of military aviation. Versatile Modular Jet: Cost-Efficient Maintenance The manufacturer, headquartered at…

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QinetiQ’s Game-Changer: Meet Jackdaw, the Disposable UAS

British technology company QinetiQ has recently unveiled a novel and cost-effective “disposable” uncrewed aerial system (UAS) known as Jackdaw. It is designed for swarming and collaborative autonomous operations, including crewed-uncrewed teaming. Jackdaw’s versatility in teaming…

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Technology and Gaming Nostalgia: How Aviator Soars into the Future

In the rapidly evolving world of online gaming, it’s both rare and delightful when a game manages to evoke a strong sense of nostalgia while also pushing the boundaries of modern technology. Aviator, a popular…

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AI Successfully Flies the XQ-58A Valkyrie Uncrewed Jet Aircraft

On July 25, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents successfully piloted the uncrewed jet aircraft XQ-58A Valkyrie. The three-hour sortie is a demonstration of the first AFRL-developed AI algorithms on an XQ-58A…

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Japan’s SLIM Moon Lander and Its Toy-Inspired Lunar Explorer

Japan’s recent launch of the SLIM moon lander introduced a tiny lunar explorer inspired by a children’s toy. If the mission proceeds as intended, Japan’s SLIM lunar lander, launched on September 6 via an H-2A…

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DARPA’s POWER Program: Paving the Way for Wireless Power Beaming

DARPA is developing the Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay (POWER) program to transform energy distribution through airborne power transfer. Wireless Power will make all the Cables Disappear! The United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency…

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Space-Age Cooling: U.S. Air Force’s Freeze Ray for Space Systems

Electronics in space can overheat quickly. There is no air to conduct heat away from electronic devices in the vacuum of space. This means that the only way to cool them is by radiation, which…

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India’s Solar Mission Takes Flight as Lunar Rover Rests

India is advancing its aspiration to establish itself as a prominent player in space exploration with its inaugural mission to the Sun. This endeavor coincides with the successful completion of its first robotic Moon landing.…

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Chandrayaan-3 Reveals 50°C Temperature Contrast Between Moon’s Surface and 10 cm Below

After the achievement of Chandrayaan-3’s historic soft landing on the lunar surface, ISRO scientists and the Vikram Lander are now focused on gathering data from the lunar south pole. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)…

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Ukraine’s SkyKnight Bomber Drone: A Small Drone with Big Impact in the War of Drones

The war in Ukraine is the first major conflict to see the widespread use of cheap, off-the-shelf drones. Never before so many drones have been used in military confrontations. To secure air superiority and reduce…

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Aviation

The Future of Aviation: Aeralis’ Interchangeable Engines and Wings

QinetiQ’s Game-Changer: Meet Jackdaw, the Disposable UAS

Technology and Gaming Nostalgia: How Aviator Soars into the Future

AI Successfully Flies the XQ-58A Valkyrie Uncrewed Jet Aircraft

Japan’s SLIM Moon Lander and Its Toy-Inspired Lunar Explorer

DARPA’s POWER Program: Paving the Way for Wireless Power Beaming

Space-Age Cooling: U.S. Air Force’s Freeze Ray for Space Systems

India’s Solar Mission Takes Flight as Lunar Rover Rests

Chandrayaan-3 Reveals 50°C Temperature Contrast Between Moon’s Surface and 10 cm Below

Ukraine’s SkyKnight Bomber Drone: A Small Drone with Big Impact in the War of Drones

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