Reported Ukrainian Drone Strike at Orsk Refinery Precedes Fuel Rationing
A reported Ukrainian drone strike at Russia’s Orsknefteorgsintez refinery was followed by strict fuel-purchase limits in the surrounding Orenburg region,…
Lockheed Martin Plans to Raise High-Altitude Interceptor Output From 96 to 400
Four hundred interceptors per year is Lockheed Martin’s new production target for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, better…
Airbus and Boeing Test Faster Composite Curing, but Assembly Remains the Bottleneck
Removing the autoclave will not, by itself, make composite airframes suitable for single-aisle production. Airbus and Boeing are evaluating lower-infrastructure…
EU Motors Plans Florida Stator Automation to Tighten Drone Motor Quality Control
The stator is the stationary electromagnetic core of a brushless drone motor, and its construction directly shapes how consistently that…
USS Abraham Lincoln Hits Nine Months as Replacement Carrier Approaches
USS Abraham Lincoln’s deployment has reached nine months and counting, roughly three months beyond the six-month duration described as typical….
Ukraine Reports Patriot Missile Shortage Before Winter; New Production Takes Years
Ukraine says it needs more Patriot interceptor missiles before winter, but the fastest supply cannot come from a newly built…
Ukraine Says Russia Accelerates Rassvet to 292 Satellites by 2027
Russia’s Rassvet satellite-internet network sits at a sharp divide between ambition and demonstrated capability. The system reportedly has only 16…
Australian Safety Bureau Investigates Three Sydney Airport Incidents in Three Weeks
Australia’s transport safety investigator is examining three Sydney Airport incidents over roughly three weeks, including a runway crossing that led…
FAA Clears Boeing 737-7 for Service as Delivery Challenge Takes Over
The Federal Aviation Administration issued an amended type certificate for Boeing’s 737-7 on August 3, clearing the smallest 737 MAX…
Fire Safety Research Institute Finds Water Best, but EV Battery Reaction Continues
Water remains firefighters’ best tested tool for controlling an electric-vehicle fire, but it cannot necessarily stop the chemical reaction inside…
Ryanair 737 Fan Blade Separated 253 Cycles After Inspection; Debris Broke Window
A fan blade in the right engine of a Ryanair-operated Boeing 737-800 separated only 253 flight cycles after an inspection…
BYD Says $24,600 Seal 07 Reached 97% Charge in Nine Minutes
BYD says its updated Seal 07 electric sedan charged from 10% to 97% in eight minutes and 44 seconds at…
Amazon Slows Satellite Production Despite Record Global Rocket Launch Activity
The commercial space industry has rarely launched so many rockets, yet Amazon has slowed production of satellites for its low-Earth-orbit…
Ford Rebuilds Louisville Around Three-Way Parallel Assembly for Electric Pickup
Ford’s next electric pickup will not begin as one body moving through a conventional sequence of workstations. Under the company’s…
Boeing MAX 7 Gains Federal Approval as MAX 10 Finishes Flight Tests
Boeing has cleared two different certification milestones at opposite ends of the 737 MAX family. The Federal Aviation Administration issued…
Infinite Composites Adds Automation for Larger, Faster-Built Space Tanks
Building a large composite propellant tank starts with controlling thousands of meters of reinforcement, resin and barrier material as one…
Onshape Turns Text Prompts Into Reusable CAD Features With Traceable Changes
The useful output of Onshape’s latest artificial-intelligence workflow is not a single piece of generated geometry. It is code that…
FCC Blocks New Foreign-Produced Robots, but Existing Models Stay Authorized
The Federal Communications Commission has drawn a firm market-access line around where a connected mobile robot is produced, but not…