... help us travel further and faster through space than ever before." Dave Gordon, UK Senior Vice President, Rolls-Royce Defence said: "We are excited to be working with the UK Space Agency on this pioneering project to define future nuclear...
... further investment in this round of fundraising, along with continued engineering support. New strategic investors are Rolls-Royce, a pre-eminent engineering company whose experience and capability in building complex engine systems is well known...
... Bond, Richard Varvill and John Scott-Scott were three propulsion engineers who worked together on the Rolls Royce RB545 engine, destined for use on the HOTOL reusable launch vehicle which was cancelled in the late...
... a vehicle like Skylon, the futuristic design for a single-stage-to-orbit spaceplane that grew out of the Rolls-Royce/British Aerospace HOTOL project of the 1980s. The current iteration of this design, Skylon D1, under development at Reaction...
... of only 60 watts for all lights and supporting mechanisms. So, rather than opt for a complex and sophisticated ‘Rolls Royce’ greenhouse, we decided to build a simple, yet reliable one – like the Russian ‘Lada’ car! Thanks to our invaluable...
... the Cassini/Huygens mission. David has a keen interest in reusable launch vehicles, having worked as a propulsion engineer at Rolls-Royce and then as a system engineer at British Aerospace on the HoToL spaceplane. More recently, he has overseen the...