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Aggies Contribute To Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough - Vimarsana News

Aggies Contribute To Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough

Two former students employed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are among many people with ties to Texas A&M who played a part in the major scientific advancement.

Source: tamu.edu
General Atomics Engineer Honored for Contributions to Fusion Energy - Vimarsana News

General Atomics Engineer Honored for Contributions to Fusion Energy

Fusion Power Associates (FPA) has awarded one of its 2022 Excellence in Fusion Engineering Awards to General Atomics’ (GA) Nikolai Norausky for his contributions to GA’s ITER Central Solenoid (CS) program.

Source: ga.com
SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy for First Time in Three Years - Vimarsana News

SpaceX Launches Falcon Heavy for First Time in Three Years

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket launched from the Kennedy Space Center at 9:41 a.m. on Tuesday, marking a successful return to the sky for the first time since the middle of 2019.

New Collaboration Builds a Model of Sustainable Food Waste Management - Vimarsana News

New Collaboration Builds a Model of Sustainable Food Waste Management

Sustainability is possible everywhere, even in the food that we leave behind. Associate Professor Dr. Nuta Supakata, Deputy Program Director and lecturer of the Environmental Science Department, Faculty of Science, presented research findings from the "Nonthaburi Municipality or Nakhon Non Model of Sustainable Food Waste Management".

SpaceX Falcon Heavy ready for liftoff Tuesday after three-year hiatus - Vimarsana News

SpaceX Falcon Heavy ready for liftoff Tuesday after three-year hiatus

It’s the biggest game in town for now, but has not flown in more than three years. Fans of SpaceX, though, will have a chance to see what is currently the most powerful rocket in use launch on a secret military mission from Kennedy Space Center on Tuesday morning.