Falcon 9 Cleared for Launch After Rare Anomaly
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket has been given clearance to resume flight operations following a rare in-flight anomaly earlier in July….
Centaur C-UAS Proves Its Worth in Red Sea Operations
A Hydra-class frigate of the Hellenic Navy, the Psara, has recently drawn attention for its performance in the Red Sea…
Loughborough UAV Team Secures Triple Win at UAS Challenge
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Challenge marked its 10th anniversary this year at BMFA Buckminster in Grantham,…
Blue Origin Resets New Glenn Launch to Late 2022
Blue Origin has shifted the timeline for its first orbital-class New Glenn rocket flight to the fourth quarter of 2022,…
Precision Farming Drives Europe’s Agricultural Drone Surge
The European agricultural drones market is undergoing rapid expansion, valued at USD 5.80 billion in 2024 and projected to reach…
SpaceX Targets Booster Catch and Starlink Test in Starship Flight
SpaceX is preparing for the seventh test flight of its Starship launch system, now scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 15, following…
SpaceX Marks 2,000th Starlink Satellite Milestone
A Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center at 9:02:40 p.m. EST, carrying 49 Starlink satellites into…
Engineering Ethics in Lunar Resource Law
In April 2020, the United States advanced a decisive step in shaping the legal landscape for lunar resource extraction. President…
Blue Origin Advances New Glenn Assembly at LC-36
As January 2024 drew to a close, Blue Origin’s work on its orbital-class New Glenn rocket reached visible milestones at…