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From Rockets to Rubble: ESA and SpaceX Take on Space Junk

The Growing Threat of Space Debris The escalating issue of space debris is a significant concern; indeed, experts estimate that nearly 19,000 pieces of space junk currently orbit Earth. Moreover, the situation worsened with the…

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Sustaining Life in Space: The Role of Asteroids in Future Food Supply Chains

The Challenge of Sustainable Food Supply in Space As humanity ventures deeper into the cosmos, the challenges of long-term space travel become increasingly apparent. One such challenge is ensuring a sustainable food supply. Could the…

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The Story Behind Chang’e 6’s Successful Launch

On 3 May 2024, the Chang’e 6 probe was successfully launched and entered its intended orbit, starting a new journey for China’s lunar exploration. It was the strongest rocket in Asia, the Long March 5,…

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Hybrid Electric Airliner Can Travel 125 Miles on Electricity Alone

Despite the recent onslaught of pure battery-electric vehicles, consumers started navigating toward plug-in hybrids lately. The reason is pretty straightforward – you can drive the vehicle just using the batteries for most of the time…

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370-mile Hydrogen-Electric Plane Set to Shuttle Commuters

The Swiss clean-energy aviation company JEKTA has announced a partnership with ZeroAvia, a fuel-cell powertrain developer, to extend the range and payload capacity of the upcoming Passenger Hydro Aircraft Zero Mission 100 (PHA-ZE 100). For…

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The Role of Bearings in the Aviation Industry

Think about the forces and speed an airplane produces. Bearings are the essential solution fitted into this powerful machine. Small in size and powerful in use, bearings make aerospace technology the valuable creation that it…

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Cosmic Close Encounter: ‘Planet-Killer’ Everest-Sized Asteroid to Zoom Past Earth This Week

Get ready for a cosmic show! This week, not one but two “potentially hazardous” asteroids are set to zip past Earth. But don’t worry, they’re just passing by and won’t pose any danger. On June…

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Japan: Aircraft Became a 5G Base Station

Researchers in Japan successfully tested 5G communication equipment from an altitude of 4 kilometers (2.49 miles) using the 38 GHz (gigahertz) band. The experiment’s goal was to develop an aerial relay backhaul with millimeter-wave band…

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Ursa Major Completes Hotfire Tests for Radical Hypersonic Engine

With the goal that it’s necessary for hypersonic engines for hypersonic aircraft, the rocket propulsion startup Ursa Major has completed a series of hot-fire tests of its advanced Draper liquid-fuel rocket engine at its Berthoud,…

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Red Planet, Red Alert: Kidneys at Risk on Mars Missions (Largest Study Reveals)

Mars: The New Frontier Interest in Mars has surged, with the planet being a key target for exploration and potential settlement due to its potential to have once supported life. However, the dream of colonizing…

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Aviation

From Rockets to Rubble: ESA and SpaceX Take on Space Junk

Sustaining Life in Space: The Role of Asteroids in Future Food Supply Chains

The Story Behind Chang’e 6’s Successful Launch

Hybrid Electric Airliner Can Travel 125 Miles on Electricity Alone

370-mile Hydrogen-Electric Plane Set to Shuttle Commuters

The Role of Bearings in the Aviation Industry

Cosmic Close Encounter: ‘Planet-Killer’ Everest-Sized Asteroid to Zoom Past Earth This Week

Japan: Aircraft Became a 5G Base Station

Ursa Major Completes Hotfire Tests for Radical Hypersonic Engine

Red Planet, Red Alert: Kidneys at Risk on Mars Missions (Largest Study Reveals)

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