... the UK spaceflight sector by developing technology to assess the feasibility of recovering payload fairings and other currently discarded rocket parts. Its latest project, codenamed ‘Remora' after the sucker fish that hitches a ride attached to much...
...” and perhaps groaned at the thought that it is not scientists who develop rockets but engineers? Well, this is definitely a book for the rocket engineers out there! Developed by its authors for propulsion students, it is dense with graphs...
... had agreed that Safran would pay Airbus 800 million euros ($874 million) in cash, in addition to its rocket-engine manufacturing capability, to become a 50-50 ASL shareholder with Airbus. Since the beginning of 2016, Airbus officials have...
.... The author of this little book seeks to prove that the future “doesn’t rest solely on the shoulders of rocket scientists”, citing her own “non-traditional path” as an example. According to her bio, as a popular science communicator, Kellie...
...this test would mark the first time in history an orbital rocket has successfully achieved a land landing," SpaceX said in a ... also announced a successfully landing of the New Shepard rocket after a suborbital flight. As the competition heats up,...
...The SLS is an incredible feat of engineering and the only rocket capable of powering America’s next-generation missions that will place the... of both the hardware and the stand. Testing the SLS rocket’s core stage is a combined effort for NASA and its ...