Why HIP and CIP Capacity Matters for U.S. Manufacturing
Out of nowhere, dense parts made right show up where few expect them inside jet engines, hip joints, turbine blades….
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What It Takes to Build SpaceX’s Orbital AI Fleet
A report suggesting that SpaceX plans to seek government clearance for launching a colossal satellite computing array has all the…
Space Force Starts PTS-G Swarm 1 With Ka and X Payloads
For the first time in its relatively young existence, the Space Force has awarded two contracts for manufacturing and launch…
Artemis II’s First Night Puts Orion Readiness to the Test
Artemis II’s initial 24 hours might involve going around the planet in Earth’s orbit. Nonetheless, this is simultaneously an efficient…
Why the Air India 787 Crash Report Is Taking Longer
For crashes involving modern airliners, it typically never comes down to a single piece of data. This is likely the…
Artemis III Puts Orion Docking and Lander Integration First
The latest news from NASA about Artemis III is not limited to introducing four astronauts who will travel to the…
Mars Rock Clue Puts NASA Sample Return Architecture Back in Focus
NASA’s latest Mars finding is notable less as a final answer than as a reminder of how the agency designed…
Why Patriot Production Still Trails Demand After Expansion Plans
Patriot interceptor production is being pushed higher, but the limiting factor is not simply how fast one factory can assemble…
Japan’s H3 Returns to Flight With New Three-Engine Variant
It seems as though the latest Japanese H3 rocket has made a comeback. However, what matters most in relation to…
New Glenn Pad Damage Puts Launch Complex 36 in Focus
However, Blue Origin’s New Glenn has suffered an unexpected failure on May 28 when a hotfire test conducted at Launch…