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A company led by a former NASA engineer claims to have created propellant-free thrusters that could revolutionize space travel.

From reusing rockets on Earth to building giant telescopes and miniaturizing thrusters, these are the top 7 space technology news of 2023.

From Moo to Moon: Japan test fires cow-dung-powered rocket engine - Industry Tap

A Japanese startup has shown successful tests of a rocket engine called ZERO that is designed to run off chemicals derived from cow poop.

Well the news has been as boring as boring can get.....we have wars raging with NO end in sight, we have celebs wearing their underwear our in public as a fashion statement and attention getter....and most everything after that is mindless dribble as far as the news goes....enter the 'news dump'.... Locally we had an…

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Methane from manure has several advantages, including performance and availability, experts say

A Japanese space startup has successfully tested its new rocket that uses cow dung as a fuel source, marking it a step toward its goal of creating affordable rockets that also help mitigate climate change. How it works: Developed by Interstellar Technologies Inc. and tested at Hokkaido Spaceport’s Launch Complex-0 in Taiki, Hokkaido, Japan, the small satellite launch vehicle called Zero was powered by liquid biomethane (LBM) fuel produced from livestock manures, with liquid oxygen servin...

Dung Express So Gassy More on rockets: SpaceX Says Feds Are Being Unfair About Its Rocket That Exploded

Interstellar Technologies Inc. recently tested a rocket powered by liquid biomethane produced from cow dung and liquid oxygen as oxidizer