As crewed aircraft and spacecraft become increasingly advanced, one biological reality remains: Humans are not designed to ...
NASA’s Artemis III mission, set to test rendezvous and docking with commercial lunar landers, is on track for a mid-2027 ...
An AI-based software update that delivered an autonomous mission planning capability to NASA’s Perseverance rover in late ...
Under the bright lights of sterile clean rooms here on the Johns Hopkins University campus, NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft is ...
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. Air Force Test Pilot School is upgrading the X-62A VISTA, an F-16 testbed used for artificial intelligence-piloted ...
In early October, AIAA connected with enthusiastic students at the 2026 S-STEM Scholars & PI Meeting, hosted by AAAS at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC. The conference brought together ...
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 ...
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Nation-states are blowing up satellites. Companies are launching megaconstellations of thousands of satellites. Dead rocket stages whiz around the planet for years. And yet, the International Space ...
SpaceX and others have proposed launching tens of thousands of massive satellites for AI processing and other functions in a bid to alleviate some of the woes of terrestrial data centers. But can the ...
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