Chinese companies challenge SpaceX
At least seven Chinese companies are trying to close the gap with SpaceX to achieve similar success with reusable rockets.
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At least seven Chinese companies are trying to close the gap with SpaceX to achieve similar success with reusable rockets.
The revival of commercial supersonic flight moves closer to reality as Dawn Aerospace announces the successful breaking of the sound barrier with its Mk-II Aurora rocket…
Deep Blue Aerospace announced on October 23 that it will take passengers to suborbital space in 2027 with tickets costing 1.5 million yuan ($210,000).
Venus Aerospace's integrated ramjet engine with rotary detonation rocket motor can push the aircraft to speeds of more than 7,400km/h.
Wind tunnels have become a mainstay in the aerospace industry, helping to test the aerodynamics of countless aircraft and rockets.
Engineers successfully tested a drone at subsonic speeds equipped with a rocket-like combustion engine, which can reach speeds of 11,000 km/h when flying commercially in…
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The Artemis program is an American aerospace project with the goal of returning humans to the Moon by 2024.
At the UP Summit in Bentonville, Arkansas, startup Venus Aerospace showcased its first supersonic vehicle design, the Stargazer.
US aerospace technology company Lockheed Martin and the Filecoin Foundation are combining to put Blockchain on spacecraft to build a high-speed data sharing internet.
The American company develops a new spaceplane that can be fully reused, takes off on a runway and flies in a 5-day orbit.
China is building its first real-time remote sensing satellite network with outstanding fast data transmission.
Not a rocket scientist, why is Elon Musk determined to invest in the most risky industry?
SpaceX will use the floating outer space airport for takeoff and landing operations of the Starship carrying people to Mars and the Moon.
Living in a gravity-free environment, astronauts face the risk of osteoporosis, muscle loss and damage to the blood circulation.