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Arlington TX (SPX) Nov 14, 2023 - A University of Texas at Arlington engineering researcher has received a NASA grant to use rotating detonation rocket engines (RDREs) for in-space propulsion to make them more efficient, compact and

Emirati university signs up to China's moon base project China has added a United Arab Emirates’ university to its list of partners for the country’s moon base ambitions.

Artemis 1 launched on Nov. 16, 2022. One year later, NASA is readying the follow-up Artemis 2 mission to send four astronauts around the moon.

The space agency is investigating the impact of engine plumes on lunar dust and rocks in preparation for future Moon landings.

This coming Friday, November, 17, 2023, SpaceX's largest rocket, the "Starship," which is also the world's largest ever built rocket and launch system, is scheduled to make its second test launch and flight. What is this mega-rocket going to be used for? Launch more satellites, joining the more than 8,800 operating satellites currently in orbit radiating the earth and looking at who knows what? Probably, but this rocket is built for bigger things. Could we be entering into a ...

As of November 2022, two American aerospace contractors have new spacecraft raring to go up into low-Earth orbit at the first sign of an opportunity in B...

Arlington TX (SPX) Nov 14, 2023 - A University of Texas at Arlington engineering researcher has received a NASA grant to use rotating detonation rocket engines (RDREs) for in-space propulsion to make them more efficient, compact and

Hands-on with the Columbia Star Wars Skywalker collection that features the same insulating technology being sent on a moon mission next year.

Bulgaria became the 32nd nation to sign the Artemis Accords in a signing ceremony Nov. 9 with NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Milena Stoycheva, Bulgaria's minister of innovation and growth.

Aviation enthusiasts will be delighted to learn that NASA's extraordinary Super Guppy aircraft recently took to the skies again.