NASA’s Artemis III mission, set to test rendezvous and docking with commercial lunar landers, is on track for a mid-2027 ...
Alloyed, an Oxford, U.K., startup, is incorporating digital modeling, 3D printing and digital computer numerical control ...
Airbus has revised the plan for its first hydrogen aircraft and is now aiming to debut a regional propeller design powered by ...
The U.S. Army, seeking to expand its space operations, expects over the next year to focus more attention on the stratosphere ...
The first surface rover to attempt wheeled locomotion on an ultra-low-gravity celestial body is slated to begin its voyage ...
One-way attack drones, small first-person-view drones and small uncrewed ground vehicles are the focus of a Pentagon ...
Rolls-Royce expects to deliver in “the next few months” two flight test engines to Bell Textron for its prototype of the U.S.
NASA is moving forward with plans to send a suite of instruments to the moon to confirm the existence of a large cave — essentially a tube left behind by lava flows from ancient volcanic ...
A NASA-funded instrument package designed to hunt for water ice in the lunar south pole region will also help monitor hazards faced by astronauts, like micrometeorites and moonquakes.
AIAA Member Patton M. Allison, age 38, died on 28 April 2025. Allison earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Aerospace Engineering from Georgia Tech, before completing his Ph.D. in ...
Early troubles with Pratt & Whitney’s geared turbofan jet engines have not slowed the aviation industry’s growing enthusiasm for this fuel-saving technology. At plants in Canada, Germany and the ...
Even before Russian President Vladimir Putin’s saber rattling this year about high-speed weapons, the U.S. was laying plans to sharpen its focus on hypersonic weapons, motivated mainly by China’s ...
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