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Relativity Space Gathers an Investment of Over $100 Million for a Huge 3D Printing Farm

Relativity Space, a California-based startup that pioneers the field of metal 3D printing for aerospace applications has gathered a total of $104.7 million through three individual investment rounds. The company will now use most of…

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Putting “cat whiskers” on Small Drones to Avoid Collisions

Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia are developing a whisker-based sensing system that they hope could help small drones avoid obstacles and collisions during flight. Mimicking nature is always a smart thing to…

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Ancient Tree with Record of Earth’s Magnetic Field Reversal in Its Rings Discovered

There is a lot of scientific proof that we are due for a Magnetic North and South pole shift which occurs every 200 000 to 300 000 years. The erratic magnetic movement of the poles out of…

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Astronomers Fear That We’re Living The Last Days of Enjoying the Night Sky

Last month, we reported about SpaceX’s Starlink project that launched their first 60 of a total of 12000 satellites that are planned to form an artificial constellation of high-speed internet. In the same time that…

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India Successfully Launched Chandrayaan-2

India successfully launched its second lunar mission ‘Chandrayaan-2’ On July 22, 2019 at 14:43 local time (09:13 GMT). A Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark III (GSLV Mk-III) rocket blasted off from the spaceport at Sriharikota…

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Japan’s hayabusa2 successfully landed on an asteroid to scoop samples from the dawn of the solar system

The Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa-2 has landed on the surface of Ryugu ( a near-Earth asteroid). Now it is expected to extract the samples from beneath the surface of the asteroid, which could shed light on…

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igus Linear Guides Help Drones Keep Pests at Bay

Device takes flight with lightweight and maintenance-free products A company from Spain has developed a drone for pest control and it includes low-weight carbon linear guides a micro energy chain and pillow block bearings manufactured…

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NASA’s Dragonfly Robot to Look for Signs of Life on Saturn’s Largest Moon

NASA recently announced about its plans to send a spacecraft to the surface of Titan (Saturn’s largest moon), which is believed to be the best candidate in our solar system for hosting life. NASA chose to…

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NASA to Open ISS to Tourists for $50 Million a Trip

NASA is planning to send tourists on 30-day trips aboard the ISS from 2020. It is going to open parts of the International Space Station (ISS) for “commercial activities”. Floating space lab accessible to just…

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India to build Its Own Space Station

After having a successful record in space missions like Chandrayaan -1, Mangalyaan and launching of over hundred satellites in one go, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is planning to set up its own space station.…

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Aviation

Relativity Space Gathers an Investment of Over $100 Million for a Huge 3D Printing Farm

Putting “cat whiskers” on Small Drones to Avoid Collisions

Ancient Tree with Record of Earth’s Magnetic Field Reversal in Its Rings Discovered

Astronomers Fear That We’re Living The Last Days of Enjoying the Night Sky

India Successfully Launched Chandrayaan-2

Japan’s hayabusa2 successfully landed on an asteroid to scoop samples from the dawn of the solar system

igus Linear Guides Help Drones Keep Pests at Bay

NASA’s Dragonfly Robot to Look for Signs of Life on Saturn’s Largest Moon

NASA to Open ISS to Tourists for $50 Million a Trip

India to build Its Own Space Station

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