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As NASA gears up to send humans back to the Moon as part of the Artemis missions, those astronauts will need some updated spacesuits with Axiom.

Interested and eligible candidates will have to get themselves registered on www.isro.gov.in/YUVIKA. Candidates who are interested to apply can check eligibility, application steps, and other details here.

On the cover of the Mar. 2 1959 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology is prototype McDonnell 119 in flight test phase.

Strong, decisive action by our leaders so i hope as we are watching the two leaders coming together, we need to look at ensuring ways we can deliver on the promises we make to our allies especially taiwan and indo specific -- in the pacific countries. as chair of the indo pacific subcommittee i will follow the implementation of the legislature. my bill that was passed last congress, we need to make sure the arms printed by our ally should be delivered in time and if not why not? brian: thank you...

X-Bow Systems, a space technology company, has secured its new facility in Luling, bringing dozens of jobs and $25 million of investment.

TARTU – Researchers and students of the Tartu Observatory at the University of Tartu started the development of Estonia's first lunar ...

Axiom Space shows off the space suit it is designing for the Artemis lunar return

We finally got to see the Artemis Moon suit yesterday, and there's a lot to unpack. We've got you covered.

Built by Axiom Space, the sleek new spacesuit will be worn by the first astronauts to visit the lunar surface since Apollo 17.

An Israeli Boeing 747 is seen here, on the cover one week in 2008, undergoing heavy maintenance.