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AMSL Aero completes first free flight of Vertiia eVTOL
AMSL Aero, a leader in zero-emission aircraft innovation, has successfully conducted the initial free flight of Vertiia, marking Australia's debut in passenger-capable, emission-free long-range electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. This significant flight represents the first free flight achievement by an Australian-designed and produced eVTOL - a new class of aircraft t
Workshop emphasizes role of AI in advancing space exploration
The recent In-Space Physical AI Workshop at Houston's Ion District brought together leading scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and government officials to discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) can revolutionize space exploration, impacting scientific discoveries, technological growth, and economic development. Hosted by Rice University's Office of Innovation in collaboration with NAS
Solar Orbiter images unveil sunspots and magnetic fields in unprecedented detail
The ESA-led Solar Orbiter mission has unveiled the most detailed full-disc images of the Sun's visible surface to date. These extraordinary visuals, captured on March 22, 2023, by the spacecraft's Polarimetric and Helioseismic Imager (PHI) and Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI), showcase the Sun's dynamic surface, magnetic field patterns, and glowing outer atmosphere. The PHI instrument prov
French satellite startup U-Space partners with Neuraspace for satellite safety
French startup U-Space, an innovator in the design and production of small satellites, has teamed up with Neuraspace to enhance the safety of its upcoming satellite missions. U-Space has chosen Neuraspace's AI and machine learning-driven Space Traffic Management (STM) system to support the secure and effective operation of its two upcoming 12U small satellite missions. These satellites are
6 Benefits of Getting Cloud Storage
Keeping all your files in one place can be risky. For instance, if you keep all your files on your computer, anything could happen to the device and as a result, you could lose all of your data. In this scenario, it's good to have cloud storage as your backup! You can buy online storage through platforms such as Google One, Dropbox, iCloud, and more. Besides the one we have mentioned above
Signing secures next steps for reusable rocket demonstrations
Aalyria and iSEE join forces to advance space traffic management
Aalyria, a leader in advanced networking and laser communications technologies, has announced a strategic partnership with Impact Space Expedition and Exploration Global (iSEE) to deliver an advanced space traffic management solution. By combining iSEE's cutting-edge space domain awareness tools with Aalyria's powerful network routing software, the collaboration aims to enhance satellite operati
China tests critical fairing for Long March 10 lunar rocket
China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), the nation's state-owned space industry leader, has successfully tested a key component of its Long March 10 rocket, an essential part of China's manned lunar exploration mission. The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT), a CASC subsidiary and the nation's primary rocket manufacturer, announced the completion of a sepa
PLD Space teams with Deimos to advance GNC system for MIURA 5
PLD Space has partnered with Deimos to co-develop the Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) system for its MIURA 5 orbital launcher. Scheduled to begin its launch campaign by late 2025, MIURA 5 will leverage this technology to deliver dependable, simplified launch services for small payloads, offering both dedicated and rideshare options. This partnership marks a significant addition to the gr
Tianzhou 7 completes cargo Mission, Tianzhou 8 docks with Tiangong
China's Tianzhou 7 cargo spacecraft concluded its mission as it burned up upon reentry into Earth's atmosphere on Sunday night, the China Manned Space Agency reported. According to the agency, ground control guided the robotic craft, which reentered at 9:25 pm, leading to most of the vehicle disintegrating, with only minor debris landing in designated sea zones. Tianzhou 7 had separa