JWST Finds Possible 36-Million-Sun Black Hole 470 Million Years After Big Bang
The James Webb Space Telescope may have exposed a feeding black hole only 470 million years after the Big Bang,…
Aerospace & Spaceflight
New Shenlong Image Reveals Spaceplane Underside and Rear Solar Arrays
The Defense Intelligence Agency has published the clearest public image yet of the Chinese reusable spaceplane commonly known as Shenlong….
SpaceX Proposes 400-Acre Kennedy Starship Campus for 3,300 Workers
Four hundred acres would turn SpaceX’s existing Roberts Road operation at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center into a much larger Starship…
SpaceX Restricts Ukraine’s Starlink Use; European Alternatives Remain Years Away
Ukraine depends heavily on Starlink for military communications, but the network remains a civilian commercial service governed by SpaceX’s operating…
Pentagon Sets 850-Jet F-35 Framework With 317 Deliveries Outstanding
The Pentagon has established a decade-long framework with Lockheed Martin covering up to 850 F-35 fighters for the U.S. military,…
Air Force Awards $694 Million Hypersonic Missile Contract After Failures, Withholds Order Size
The U.S. Air Force calls its decision to produce the Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon a “turning point,” but the public…
Air Force Gives Natilus $3.5 Million for Plane Between Cessna and C-130
The U.S. Air Force has awarded Natilus $3.5 million to advance KONA, an optionally piloted cargo aircraft intended to operate…
FAA Orders 1,987 Boeing 737 Tail Checks Over Control Hazard
Airlines wanted more time and flexibility, but the Federal Aviation Administration kept mandatory tail inspections on schedule for 1,987 U.S.-registered…
New Footage Shows Russian Forces Striking Kyiv as Patriot Stocks Run Low
By Sam Andrews — AMI’s senior editor for defense, aerospace, and uncrewed systems, covering autonomous drones, military technology, advanced materials, mechanical systems, automotive integration, and engineering policy & innovation ethics.
China Claims Newest Stealth Fighter Jet Can Target Ships with High Precision
By Sam Andrews — AMI’s senior editor for defense, aerospace, and uncrewed systems, covering autonomous drones, military technology, advanced materials, mechanical systems, automotive integration, and engineering policy & innovation ethics.
Falcon 9 Lifts Off from California in Early Morning Starlink Launch (Video)
By Sam Andrews — AMI’s senior editor for defense, aerospace, and uncrewed systems, covering autonomous drones, military technology, advanced materials, mechanical systems, automotive integration, and engineering policy & innovation ethics.
NASA Plans Three Heavy Rocket Launches for Artemis III Lander Tests
By Sam Andrews — AMI’s senior editor for defense, aerospace, and uncrewed systems, covering autonomous drones, military technology, advanced materials, mechanical systems, automotive integration, and engineering policy & innovation ethics.
Florida Police Unveil Single-Seat Flying Patrol Craft on Campus
By Sam Andrews — AMI’s senior editor for defense, aerospace, and uncrewed systems, covering autonomous drones, military technology, advanced materials, mechanical systems, automotive integration, and engineering policy & innovation ethics.
Air Force Plans $1.057 Billion F-47 Test Campus at Nellis
The U.S. Air Force plans to spend $1.057 billion on a test and maintenance campus for Boeing’s F-47 fighter at…
Boeing Connects Nine C-17s to SpaceX Network; Contracts Cover 19
Boeing technicians have equipped nine U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III cargo jets with communications hardware linked to SpaceX’s military…
NASA Safety Panel Seeks Artemis Review Over 22-Launch Refueling Plan
Twenty-two supporting Starship launches may be required before NASA’s planned lunar lander can leave Earth orbit for the Moon. That…
SpaceX Plans $40 Billion AI Chip Lease as Moon and Mars Funding Remains Unclear
$40 billion is the scale of SpaceX’s next computing commitment. The company has reached a binding commitment for an approximately…
Britain Awards ClearSpace UK $81 Million to Remove Two Dead Satellites
Britain is committing approximately $81 million to a spacecraft that must do more than catch one piece of orbital junk….