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Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

AI Data Centers May Be Heating Nearby Communities by 16 Degrees

Thomas Caldwell
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Broadening Space Policy to Protect Workers and Communities

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

EU AI Act Sets Risk-Based Rules for Emerging Technologies

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Evaluating Ethics Education in Green Intelligent Manufacturing

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Engineering Supply Chains for a Riskier World

Robert McKinney
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Global Gaps Threaten the Future of Space Operations

David Whitaker
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Six Actions Driving Circular Building Material Systems

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Inside the White House’s Push for Responsible AI

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Advancing Engineering Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Engineering Urban Food Systems for a Circular Future

Jonathan Barrett
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics

Engineering Trade Pathways for a Fair Circular Economy

Jonathan Barrett

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NASA Hit Mach 9.6, Then America Let the Record Stall

David Whitaker
Aerospace & Spaceflight

Why NASA’s Artemis II Moon Flight Stops Short of Landing

David Whitaker
Aerospace & Spaceflight

Artemis 2 Puts NASA’s Moon Hardware Through Its Hardest Test Yet

David Whitaker
Aerospace & Spaceflight

Enceladus May Be Pulling Saturn’s Magnetic Shield Off Center

David Whitaker
David Whitaker

NASA Hit Mach 9.6, Then America Let the Record Stall

No air-breathing aircraft has beaten NASA’s 2004 X-43A speed record. That detail remains notable in light of the small size, lack of the crew, and designed-for-purpose and single-use nature of this craft. At merely twelve feet long, the X-43A aircraft was launched from the wing of a B-52 bomber,...